Cycle Almost Done--What Should I Add First?

[sov82]

My 90 gallon tank is almost done cycling. I have all the necessities...100lbs live rock, 3.5" sand bed, MH Lighting, Protein Skimmer (though I haven't put that on yet since I want some of the junk to stay in there to help it cycle). I actually think it is done cyclingbut I'm giving it an extra week or two until I add anything. My question is what should I add first?
Cleaner Crew? Probably not since there really isn't much to clean yet right?
Corals? I know some require well established tanks...but are there some to put in there when the tank gets started?
Fish? No I dont want to add damsels to test the water . How would a couple Bangaii Cardinals do? If not those, what other fish are good for nrewly established reef tanks?
Thanks,
Matt

 

[sov82]

anyone?

 

[rwhite]

Well, even tho they are technically damsels, most clownfish are pretty hardy and have better temperments than standard damsels. Our Clarkiis are a bit aggressive, but I blame that on the other damsels in the tank and maroon clowns tend to be aggressive. Dont know much about Bangaii, sorry.
An easy, cheap coral would be a shroom colony, maybe GSP or some zoos if you're worried about water quality or money.
A clean up crew wouldnt hurt. IMO, start there. Maybe not a big package or anything, but add some snails, hermits and maybe a peppermint shrimp or emerald crab. All those should be cheap enough to "lose" and you dont want to let the algae get a foothold anyway. Just cause you dont see it right now dosent mean you wont. One thing about the peppermints, ours got a taste for small feather dusters, but they do have thier good points also.
HTH, maybe someone else can offer some more advice.