What to keep with Flasher wrasse?

[itz frank]

I have a 60gal cube with 30 sump that is cycling at the moment and I'm starting my stocking list and quarantine.

My thoughts were to keep
-Royal Gamma
-Flasher Wrasse x2 (McCosker's + ???)
-Oscellaris Clown x2
-Cardinal

I like the movement from the wrasse and was going to keep a 2nd but I was hoping for suggestions for something else to replace it since the flasher's that I'm finding look so similar in color.

The tank will be mixed reef with SPS dominant eventually. I have only snails in the tank and don't necessarily care to keep shrimp in the future.

 

[Betta132]

That sounds like a decent stocking. Probably have space for another small fish or two. Perhaps a watchman goby and a pistol shrimp?
Or, hmm... depending on the rockwork and if you have a sump, a bluestripe pipefish could work.
What about a clingfish? Those are rare to find, but they're awesome. Odd sort of lumpy-tadpole goby thing.
What kind of cardinal? 3 or so threadfin cardinals would look cool.

 

[snorvich]

Or, alternatively, do not keep: pseudochromis, six line wrasse, mystery wrasse.

 

[juniorrocketdad]

Cardinal fish are cool and good fish but personally I find them boring unless there in large schools, just my opinion

 

[itz frank]

Cardinal fish are cool and good fish but personally I find them boring unless there in large schools, just my opinion

I agree but it's my wife's choice of fish. Just looking for stocking options around that.

 

[sbreefer]

Clauderns cardinals are sweet when large and possibly breeding
dottybacks?
blenny's? lawn mower?
file fish
chromis
anthias

 

[Betta132]

Cardinals don't move much, but they sit in midwater looking pretty. I like them. They're compatible with most fish, just don't put them with really tiny things. They have large mouths.
Consider clown gobies, maybe?

 

[eatbreakfast]

Maybe a species of Ecsenius blenny, yellow assessor, or a meiacanthus blenny.

 

[moneymm]

yellow wrasse

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