Help me find new fishes

[dchen1986]

Help me choosing new fishes

I have a 90 gal with SPS and few LPS. I currently have a majestic angel (4”), a hippo tang (4”), a royal gramma (2”), and a yellow watchman goby (2”). I have been seen royal gramma bullies to the goby occasionally (only when the goby is near her place. she didn’t attack my percula clowns before)

I would like to add several new fishes. Here are my options

(1) Add 3 wrasses
a. a flame wrasse (Cirrhilabrus jordani)
b. a radiant wrasse (Halichores iradius)
c. a yellow wrasse (Halichoeres chrysus)

(2) add 5 wrasses
a. a flame wrasse (Cirrhilabrus jordani)
b. a radiant wrasse (Halichores iradius)
c. a yellow wrasse (Halichoeres chrysus)
d. Mystery wrasse (Psuedochellinus ocellatus)
e. Scott’s fairy Wrasse (Cirrhilabrus scottorum) or Leopard wrasse (Macropharyngodon meleagris) or a pair of Leopard or other peaceful wrasses

(3) Added 3 wrasses and 3 anthias
a. a flame wrasse (Cirrhilabrus jordani)
b. a radiant wrasse (Halichores iradius)
c. a yellow wrasse (Halichoeres chrysus)
d. 3 bartlett or dispar or Bimaculas

Any comments or suggestions are welcome.

Thank you in advance.

 

[dchen1986]

any suggestions/issues?

 

[mr.gaboozlebag]

I would do #1.

 

[dchen1986]

thanks.

any other suggestions? Can I do option #1 plus one anthias?

 

[Bao]

I like lyretail anthias. The thing with anthias is that you have to feed them frozen mysid or brine shrimp. My won't take flake or pellets, so it is kind of a pain sometime. I bought a very nice, expensive scott wrasse couple months ago. After a month, it lose all the red. now it is just a blue fairy wrasse. I think this is because it doesn't female with it. So I think If you going to add some fairy wrasse you should have female also.

 

[dchen1986]

I am planning to purchase all 3 wrasses (option #1) from a local reefer who has kept them together for a while.

 

[jovreef]

I would do option D

I pair of leopards & a trio of bartlet anthias. Bartlets are trash cans, they will eat anything that's floating in the water.