fish for reef?

[scorpiojkd]

I currently have a 115 tall tank with softies and one brain. Its been going for a little over a year. I currently have 2 Bangaii Cardinals, 2 Clarkiis, a Red-lipped Blenny, and a Damsel that I can't quite identify (it looks like some kind of orange-tail). I have lots of snails, crabs and shrimp as well. Any suggestions as to fish additions? Obviously I'm looking for reef safe that won't eat my clean-up crew.
thanks
(I'll see if I can get a decent pic of the Damsel)

 

[florida joe]

The blue damsel has an orange tail, if this is what you have they have a rep for being aggressive territorially, and are best as the last fish in your tank that said a sixline wrasse or a yellow sail fin tang would look great in your tank IMO

 

[scorpiojkd]

he also has an orange belly that extends to his nose. his ventral fins are orange and he has an orange spot on the back part of his dorsal fin.

 

[scorpiojkd]

I've had him for about 2 years, he got transferred when I upgraded tanks. He has never liked other blue fish but doesn't bother anyone else. In fact the red-lipped blenny keeps him in place if he starts feelin uppity.

 

[kclester]

i like gramma's you could add one of those but they are a bit aggresive

 

[scorpiojkd]

here's a couple pix of the damsel

 

[florida joe]

well since he changed his tail from orange to yellow im going with a yellow tailed blue damselfish or fijian blue and gold damselfish google them both and see what you think

 

[sh00tist]

He looks like trouble to me and may present quite an obstacle when you add more fish. A flamehawk may be able to hold his own but they have an appetite for cleaner shrimp. I think I would make a trap and find him a new address.