Please help with order of fish introduction

[edsbeaker]

I could use some help with deciding in what order to add the fish that I want to put into my 140G with the least amount of squabbling. I'm thinking this is how I want to group them. Each group will first go into quarantine, and then moved over to the DT. I'm not looking for feedback on being reef-safe, just looking for concerns about possible fighting given the order of introduction.

First
2 bonded Bangaii cardinals
1 firefish

Second
1 midas blenny
1 red head solon fairy wrasse

Third
moorish idol

Fourth
Flame Angel
Coral Beauty Angel

Fifth
Powder blue tang

Last
2 snowflake clowns that a RBTA will be hosting (tank should be mature enough for the RBTA by then)

See anything that needs to be rearranged as far as order?

 

[pontiac]

looks good to me, id stay away from the idol though, they have a poor track record

 

[NYCBOB]

The order u posted looks correct.

 

[edsbeaker]

looks good to me, id stay away from the idol though, they have a poor track record

Thanks,
I think their track record has improved in the last couple of years. I'm not saying great, but they have a fair chance now. I would only get one if it was already eating. A number of reef people in my local community have had a lot of luck with them and they are available through very reputable LFS, but I know they are iffy, but very worthy of a shot.

 

[pontiac]

i have kept them and they did great for a few months, then all of a suddon they stopped eating and then died, but thats just my one try with them, u may have better luck.

 

[mrfixer]

Powder blue tang

Powder blue tang

Powder blue tang ...THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL BUT WONT LIVE LONG..
Lucky if you get 10 months

 

[pontiac]

powder blues will live a long time if ur water quality is good and tankmates are not aggresive

 

[edsbeaker]

Powder blue tang ...THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL BUT WONT LIVE LONG..
Lucky if you get 10 months

I would have to disagree with this. They are ich magnets, like many tangs, but if quarantined and treated, they are no more difficult then any other tang to keep.