What stocking level would you consider this?

[BonesCJ]

90 Gallon tank with 20 long sump

small cleanup crew of snails

1 blue yellow tail damsel
1 pj cardinal
2 bangaii cardinal
1 two spot bristletooth tang
1 bicolor blenny

I do have some macros growing in the display tank as well as some softies.

 

[kennytze]

I would considerate it a light load. Also, when you consider stocking levels you must take into account whether you feed light or heavy.

 

[Cancun]

90 Gallon tank with 20 long sump

small cleanup crew of snails

1 blue yellow tail damsel
1 pj cardinal
2 bangaii cardinal
1 two spot bristletooth tang
1 bicolor blenny

I do have some macros growing in the display tank as well as some softies.

I agree....I would consider that a light load for sure.

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[Urchinhead]

Pretty light. Save that Damsel. Even in a 90+ gallon they can end up being very territorial and aggressive. Especially with the more docile fish you have in there. If you want blue color on a fish you can go with a blue chromis if you can find one. They can be fragile with gut problems but if you can get one to survive past about 6 weeks they should be OK and are about the same cost as a Damsel with way less aggression.

 

[Cliving1]

I would add some wrasse or pygmy angels, and a goby.

 

[BonesCJ]

A fairy wrasse is on the to be added list