Fish recommendations?

[DanEnglish]

I finally finished setting up my two tank system, which consists of one 92g corner and one 110g Xhigh, both plumbed to a 55g sump/refugium. The 92g is set up as a mixed reef, with an 18" gigas clam, large bubble coral, frogspawn, and the like (LPS and soft, no SPS). The 110g currently has a few pieces of live rock. Both are sand bottom tanks. Fish so far are:

92g reef: 8" gold spotted rabbitfish, 3" vlamingi tang, scooter blenny, blue damsel, pair of cinnamon clowns, six line wrasse, 1.5" filefish, and a 8" 6 week old banded cat shark.

110g: 6" lunar wrasse.

The plan is to have the 110g as a FOWLR and the 92g as a reef. I am planning on moving the shark to the 110g, before it eats my clean up crew. The filefish will also move once it gets a bit larger. What additions would you recommend for the FOWLR? I was thinking a lion or grouper. Also, how do you think the tang and rabbit would do in the FOWLR as opposed to the reef?

I know the vlamingi and shark, as well as the clam, will get too big for both of these systems. I am prepared to either give them alternate homes (ready and waiting) or build a larger system myself.

Thanks for your input,
Dan

 

[jinks]

I like fox faces. Some of the smaller eels and puffers might work too.

 

[tkeracer619]

Just a hunch but this might get ugly regardless of the attempt to thwart those that shall not be named. This has been tried before with no success.

I would go for a dwarf lion and maybe a small species of puffer. A dwarf angel would also be nice. Your nutrient levels are going to be hard to maintain.

 

[DanEnglish]

What has been tried with no success? A dual FOWLR / reef system or asking for advice concerning species that people are very opinionated about?

 

[reeferstace]

I put put a blue-throat or sargassum trigger in there.