90 Gallon Stocking Ideas

[E.intheC]

This is going to be a quick post, but I want to throw out some ideas and a general list of "neat fish that I like" :lol2: My tank is a standard 90 with 30 gallon sump, live rock, and an oversized, efficient skimmer.

I'm hoping to gather some insight and suggestions regarding my ideas.

Fish that MUST be in this tank:

-Pair of Saddleback Clowns (the only fish I own at the moment, coming from a smaller setup)

Fish that I like/am considering:

-Dwarf Angel (not sure on which yet.. there's a pair of Flames that I am looking at, but I've also wanted a Potters or Flameback)
-Ribbon or Zebra Eel (not looking for any other type, am aware RE: feeding difficulties with Ribbon and size of Zebra)
-Smaller Tang species, like a Kole or Yellow
-Toby Puffer/possible Dog Faced
-Flame Hawk
-Blennies/Gobies
-Cardinals or a shoaling species of fish
-Trigger of some sort.. not too aggressive or large (would have to be something on the opposite end to, say an undulate)
-Harlequin Tusk
-Hearty Butterfly of some sort

Again, not going to add ALL of these fish, but I'm INTERESTED in them. Please don't say things like "that's going to be WAY overloaded".. I'm aware of this, and not looking to add every fish.. just listing them for ideas

 

[duke62]

is this going to be a FOWLER.and yellow tangs get large.i always wanted a harequin tusk one of my favorite fish

 

[E.intheC]

Yep, it's going to be a FOWLR. I've wanted a harlequin for a long time myself.. I owned one for a very brief about five years ago, but haven't since.

 

[prattreef]

I think is harlequin Tusk is going to get too big for this setup though they can often be found at a really small size so maybe you can have it for adecent amount of time.

A yellow tang would be fine in a 90g.

The flame pair would be super nice, but I'd forego the flame hawk then--- similar color. If not the flame hawk is a great fish with lots of personality, but they are very prone to jumping.

C. ulitensis the double saddleback butterfly is hardy and very pretty imo.