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Ha ha ha i have a yellow tail, sunrise dotty back, and maroon clown. They all behave, there is also a spotted mandarin and a scooter blenny w them. Now it has been awhile since I added any new fish tho

I agree, monitor and only treat if needed. I know lfs that commonly run cooper in there fish only systems. Iam not a fan of this bc your treating fish that may not even need treatment

Honestly it depends what you want. From your list any can be added, prob wrasse last. In my experience the fish that most often are aggressive towards new additions are dotty backs, tangs, pseudo's, certain wrasses, some angels. My purple pseudo does not like new additions, now in the same...

Hmm, what do u feed um

Bump up the flow. Also if u have a top on ur tank take it off or open it up for better gas exchange. Your welcome btw

Thats doubtful. Rapid breathing can mean lack of oxygen. Sw needs more current due to lower oxygen then fw. Surface agitation will help

How much circulation do u have? Powerhead, ect

Thats rt my angel will like it too lol

Its not just that u will have to move it. Tangs by nature can be aggressive, cramp them and they will thin out your tank so they have room. Naso already are one of the more aggressive

Ah ok, very nice. I just added another powerhead to my 75. Ill look into a wave maker

I can really get it to grow much, but my tang needs more veggies. It eats all the frozen I feed but I dont think it gets enough seaweed once the fox finds it lol

Those are the two I was just looking at lol.

I have a one spot, it doesn't bother anything. Eats like a pig

Oh excellent thank you. I was looking for some the fish eat as well. That will wrk

Ah very good

Lol really? Mine dont touch snails

Ah very good. I knew the whole reef thing, but it does make sense. Thanks

Ha ha I hear ya buddy. Blue legs dont bother much tho

Harleiquin tusk. Are they aggressive or just nonreef safe due a fondness for shrimp, crabs, ect

Flower, where do u get your macro? In my area, most of what I can find is cheato.