more fishes or no?

i got a 75 gallon tank and was wondering if i have too much or can i get more

i got

fishes
yellow tang (yesterday)
2 false perc clown
1 blue green chromis
1 black and white stripe damsel

corals
1 frogspawn
1 green torch
1 green star polyp

can i get more fish and which one should i put in

i wanted 3 more green chromis

should i work on my corals stock and very confuse which other one i should get

 

I would give it a go on the 3 chromis. I don't know about the damsel you have though. That may give the tang a hard time.

 

Probably would be no problem.

 

very true i was watching them last night seem like the damsel nip on the yellow tang

and my clown got nipped on its tail since i put that yellow tang in

 

If you didn't have the damsel I would say add one or two small gobies.

A pair of neon gobies would be cool. They will clean your other fish of dead scales and parasites. They're like a cleaner wrasse, except they don't starve to death.

 

The black and white stripe damsels are some of the most aggressive damsels around - which says a whole lot about their personality. I wouldn't put them in with any of the other fish you listed.

 

the damsel fish is small and it seem to be fine since i had them with the blue green chromis and the two clown

since i put in the yellow tang the damsel been very aggresive

i just want more fishes and more corals so 3 more blue green chromis would be my limint or would and i be able to put golbies in if i remove the damsel

how could i get rid of it could i sell it back to a fish shop

 

probably, at the minimum just find it a good home. if the store will give you credit thats a bonus. might trade in the BW damsel for a cromis(which are cheaper). the only way to find out is to ask! good luck!

 

Get rid of the damsel those guys are a pain and get the gobys and chromis I think that would look good. and then spend soem realy money on coral! ha. expensive.

 

Damsels get more aggressive as they get bigger, so even if it's not a problem now, it will be later on when it's full grown.