What do you think of this Stocking List

I just got my first fish 2 days ago a bicolor blenny. =)
In addition I have:
3 red tipped hermit crabs
An emerald mithrax crab
3 Fighting Conch's
11 margarita snails

Do you think I'll have any problems with adding these fish:
1-Diamon watchman goby and pistol shrimp pair
1-Yellow Tang or Powder Blue Tang
1-Mated pair of Ocellaris Clowns
1-Red Stop Light Cardinal Fish
1-purple firefish
1-zebra barre dartfish
1-green madarin
1-6 line wrasse
1-purple dottyback
3-blue green chromis

My tank is a 112G with a 40 gallon sump.

Let me know what you guys think or any experince you have with any of these fish.

Thanks! =)

 

add the tang last, firefish are known jumpers (if your running a open top), mandarin needs a mature 1yr old tank with lots of LR and pods. you can add pods multiple times to speed things up. thats a pretty big list, are you going to have corals too?

 

add the tang last, firefish are known jumpers (if your running a open top), mandarin needs a mature 1yr old tank with lots of LR and pods. you can add pods multiple times to speed things up. thats a pretty big list, are you going to have corals too?[/QUOTE]

Eventually I want to add some coral. You think this is too many fish? Most are rather small, with the exception of the Tang.

 

Eventually I want to add some coral. You think this is too many fish? Most are rather small, with the exception of the Tang.[/QUOTE]

14 total. I'd guess that be ok if you got a good skimmer, etc..

 

Alright, narrowed it down to 6...I want my fish to be happy and not overcrowded. Plus I read that you should have 1 inch of fish for every 5 gallons of water. That being said I have 22.4 inches to work with for my 112G tank. Here's the new list:

1-Bicolor Blenny 4"
1-Red Stop Light Cardinalfish 2.5"
2-Ocellaris Clowns 3.5" x 2 = 7"
1-Orchid Dottyback 3"
1-Yellow Tang 8"

Total: 24.5 inches

I listed them in the order I'm going to put them in the tank. What do you think?

I'm running the Vertex IN-180 protein skimmer (a pretty good skimmer I've heard) but I'm more concerned with my fish being happy and healthy, so I'm willing to sacrifice having a lot of fish. Thanks! K+

 

sound good, plus you'll have a little tank space to add another must have fish down the road. :