full of fish, it's coral time

i dont care what people say. i have yet to see a really agressive dwarf lionfish.

you oughta be good dude.

where are you located? maybe some of us on here could help you with some corals.

 

Make sure you run carbon with the leather/toadstool, and make sure that the torch isn't in the path of the flow past them, 'cause torches tend to be sensitive to chemical warfare.

 

to be honest, i think im the only brit on here lol

 

Your coral list looks fine, just be careful of the type of Acanthastrea you are getting. A lot of them are very aggressive and can eat other coral within several inches so make sure you give them a good amount of room to grow into without encroaching on other coral's territories. The Acan Lordhowensis are much more peaceful though, I personally would stick with them as opposed to the maxima/rotundoflora/echinata.
I also agree with the carbon comments, it's a good idea on any tank IMO but especially with toadstools/leathers, although I think SPS are more sensitive to them than most LPS or other softies.

Also, how big is your tank, any tank big enough for those tangs may not be adequately lit with only 1 150 watt MH light I wouldn't be sure you're going to have enough light just yet. Have you looked at other successful (>1yr old) tanks and the lighting they are using on the same size tank?
You don't have anything that is super high light in your coral stocking list yet but it's something to be aware of.

 

it is a corner aquarium, so it isnt really that longg

 

Oh OK, so you might run into issues with aggression from those tangs then, just be prepared. You also may have issues with excess nutrients from all of those fish once they grow up a bit, just keep an eye on it.

 

Gallonage? Measurements? Shape?