Stocking List Questions

I have a 55 gallon long FO (FOWLR?) and I am waiting for the cycling to end. Currently I have a Pink Skunk Clown, 20pds of LR (plan for more), and 40pds of live sand.
I may go into corals down the road
Here are my favorite fishes:
Yellowhead Jawfish
Clown Fairy Wrasse
Falco Hawkfish (though I want some inverts)
Atlantic Pygmy Angel
Kole Tang
Bristletooth Tomini Tang
Humu Humu Trigger
My planned stocking list:
1 Kole or Tomini Tang
1 Pink Skunk Clown
1 Yellowhead Jawfish
and MAYBE a dwarf angel or wrasse

Now before the tang police come in, I am a total newbie, but have heard of happy kole tangs in 55 longs.
I really want a big show peice and maybe 2 or 3 smaller 3 inch fish

Please advise or suggest a new list!
Thanks!!!

 

Nice
dworf angel : flame angel

 

pygmy angels, coral beauty, flame, potters are all nice dwarf angels.
christmas tree wrasse are great and beautiful.

 

That tank is too small for any Tang or Trigger, and if you want to eventually get corals an angel may not be the way to go. A kole is small and can live in a 55 if they must, but be sure to have an established tank with plenty of algae (ie not a freshly cycled tank, give it about 6more months). I've considered having one, but I decided that I couldnt keep a large active fish in a small tank.
A second Pink skunk would be a good addition (smaller than the first one)
I would vote for about 40 more lbs of rock, a nice jawfish, a 2nd pink skunk and maybe a wrasse (JMO) but that'd be about your limit.

 

Thanks swagger87 im planning on getting more rock. The angel is noce but if I ant lps I should not get one. I'll get a female Skunk since this one is a male, maybe they will breed!

 

Thanks for all your help

How about:
1 Yellowhead Jawfish
1 Wrasse Ornate or Clown Fairy
1 More Pink Skunk Clown
OR:
1 Kole Tang
1 Pink Skunk
1 Clown Fairy Wrasse or a 3 inch fish like it
Soooo many choices, but I like option 2

 

That would be nice if they did(just dont get your hopes up too high and you'll never be disappointed;D)
Another suggestion I would personally recommend is a Pistol shrimp/Goby pair. Fun to watch and a lovely addition IME.

 

Option 2 would be pushing it a little with 3 fish that all get over 4". So long as you dont get an itch for more fish (as we all do, lol) it should be fine.

 

Another suggestion I would personally recommend is a Pistol shrimp/Goby pair. Fun to watch and a lovely addition IME.[/QUOTE]
How much bioload does that put on the tank

 

Im not sure what you mean?