Help me decide

I recently upgraded from a 75 to a 125 Gal tank and am thinking of making 1 or two additions. It is mixed reef tank so anything i put in needs to be reef safe. I currently have a tomato clown, scopis tang, two cardinals, one yellow tail anthia and a pink watchman goby. Looking for suggestions as to what to add.

 

yellow coris wasse are great fish and bring out shy fish - mine also seems to keep aggression down.Golden Rainbowfish, Golden Wrasse, Yellow Coris, or Canary Wrasse.

Saltwater Aquarium Fish for Marine Aquariums: Yellow Wrasse

great all around fish

 

oh and royal gramma's are cool too.

Saltwater Aquarium Fish for Marine Reef Aquariums: Royal Gramma Basslet

 

Get rid of the tomato and there are many options, lol. ;D

 

Yea... i ve thought about rehoming the tomato several times. She is big and aggressive and i m not a huge fan of her sand storms. I have seriously concidered the royal gramma and may go that way. I cant say i really get excited about wrasses as i do not want any jumping issues or feeding issues but i am at least willing to entertain the idea of one.

 

Pretty sure a Royal gramma will hold its own ... a few guys in my reefclub havd coined them @-hole fish.

 

Wrasse are really fun fish and bring a lot of life to a tank. Yes they do jump but I havent had to change my feeding habbits with them at all. I just use selcon or some other nutrient to help.

 

Good to know......there is a lot of swimming space with many hiding spots so even if it is a bit of an @ hole i would think it would still be ok, particularly since it will be one of the last fish. I will still look at the wrasse though. It is amazing how limited the choices get when you want a peaceful mixed reef tank!!

 

A coral beauty angel may be a good choice. I agree about the tomato, I would try and rehome and get a nice pair of clowns of your choice. It opens up so many possibilities with anemones and other activities. I don't have an anemone yet or a lot of coral (just xenia and mushrooms) but the coral beauty has left everything alone and is very colorful.

 

I have toyed with the idea of a coral beauty however i am a bit paranoid of it nipping my corals. Does anyone else have experience with this? I assume that proper feeding will reduce nipping but i also assume that it comes down to the individual fish. Im not thrilled with the idea of having to remove a fish once it is put in if that can be avoided.