Stock list for 65 gallon

[ajreefer721]

My current setup consists of a 65 gallon display with a 20 gallon sump (I'd say maybe 14-15 actual gallons). I run a reef octopus 110 skimmer with Purigen and phosguard. My current stock list has 2 ocellaris clowns, 1 azure damsel, 1 coral beauty, 1 royal gramma, 1 six line wrasse.
Am I at my limit?

 

[eatbreakfast]

Biologically you may be able to add one or two more small fish, but there are a few territorial fish already in your ank that may make adding a new fish difficult.

 

[jraker]

Biologically you may be able to add one or two more small fish, but there are a few territorial fish already in your ank that may make adding a new fish difficult.

+1

the clownfish pair and the wrasse are territorial. you could add a couple more fish, but it would be risky

 

[ajreefer721]

I was afraid to add the wrasse when I did. It was the last fish introduced in the tank. So far I haven't seen any aggression. Everyone seems to know their place and get along very well. I really want to add a yellow eye kole tang

 

[firemountain]

My 65g has a pair of O. Clowns, Helfrichi firefish, gold assessor Basslet, Pink Streaked Wrasse, 2 skunk cleaner, and a fireshrimp. Territory wise...everyone is happy and no aggression. I will probably only add 1 or two more fish max.

 

[Genera]

My 90 has four mollies, and it looks reasonably stocked to me :rollface:

 

[JoeVandal49]

IMO you could add a fish or two that fit a niche not yet filled and be perfectly fine if you can get past aggression from current tank inhabitants. A shrimp goby of your choice for example.

 

[Cosmojo]

I think Joe has a good point, something a bit extra, that wouldn't be out very often for the six-line to abuse.

 

[ginpang]

Stock list for 65 gallon

Any fish living at the bottom or perched would be my choice. Shrimp goby and pistol, jawfish, coral crouchers ( gumdrop), blennies, gobiodon or if you don't have coral a hawkish perhaps. Coral gobies and long nose hawkish are often buddies in nature. If you have a mature aquarium or access to live Copepods mandarins and scooters are nice addition to any aquarium[emoji7]

 

[ajreefer721]

Thanks for all the info. I started looking into a shrimp and goby.

 

[Sandman182]

A yellow watchmen/ pistol shrimp pair would make a good addition but be prepared for the bottom of your tank to be dug up in a big way and make sure your rock work is steady supported. Really cool relationship to watch though. Another choice could be a blue spot jawfish but he is relatively expensive and easily rivals the pistol shrimp as far as digging up the bottom of your tank. I have a BSJ and he is the coolest fish I own by far. Others have stated on this thread to maybe look more in the area of a "niche" fish and I couldn't agree more. But your idea of a goby/shrimp pairing would work fine as well.