Looking for More red fish

[bullitr]

So far I only have flame and aussie harlequin tusk
I don't want to have 150 fish anymore so I need to keep my fish count to 30

Option Anthias
few lyretail female and 1 male 5 total
5 Red stripe anthias
5 kashiwae anthias

Option tangs and angel
Tang juvenile 2" chevron tang or Adult Achilles
2 more flame angel



Option wrasse / hogfish
3 female flame wrasse
Marshall Islands Neopercularis hogfish this is the only one I never had before but I had a couple of masudai. How are they?
Pair of Naoko fairy wrasse

Currently doing hyposalinity on this guys
Adult orange tail emperor
Juvenile emperor
Asfur
Blue face
Juvenile blue angel
2 yellow belly regal still looking for a nice misbar to make it a trio
Pair of platinum clown
Pair of Picasso clown
pair of ceaner wrasse 3 years old
Pair of leopard wrasse
Flame angel
Harlequin
Trio of pyramid butterflies
So it might be a perfect time to put the new fish in

I am Waiting for a scribble angel and joculator angel when the tank is mature next year.

It will be Sps dominant tank with all kinds of anemone and some LPS ( mostly hammer and frogspawn.


I know everyone have different preference and I like all of this fish that is why its very hard for me to choose.

 

[Andyf30]

I have a peppermint hog (similar to the neopercularis if not more red) and they are great. In your tank it may get lost since they only grow a little over 3 inches, but they have tons of personality. Mine eats mysis out of my hand. I'd recommend it to anybody. They do get a little aggressive with new additional wrasses, but in a tank your size, it shouldn't be an issue.

edit: here it is. http://www.vividaquariums.com/p-6328-candystripe-hogfish.aspx

 

[bullitr]

I am leaning towards chevron and Achilles although ick magnet I would just extend my qt process. Then I am planning to combine hyposalinity and tank transfer method together for few cycles then put them on the main tank hyposalinity.

Also Qt all corals and inverts for a month hopefully that will help?

 

[bullitr]

I have a peppermint hog (similar to the neopercularis if not more red) and they are great. In your tank it may get lost since they only grow a little over 3 inches, but they have tons of personality. Mine eats mysis out of my hand. I'd recommend it to anybody. They do get a little aggressive with new additional wrasses, but in a tank your size, it shouldn't be an issue.

edit: here it is. http://www.vividaquariums.com/p-6328-candystripe-hogfish.aspx

Yes I had few of those they are great but the Marshall Islands Neopercularis hogfish are much brighter. I saw one before and I should have bought it but the price deter me .
I should find another one.