Yet Another Tank Stocking Question

[dbulick]

So, I have a standard 125.

Current List:
2 Ocellaris
1 Yellow Tang
1 Blue Throat Trigger
1 Starry Blenny

I want to keep the stocking list compatible with any corals. Right now I only have a rapidly growing colony of GSPs. I will eventually move into LPS and maybe some day, years from now, into SPS. I would like to stay pretty lightly stocked and was thinking to top this off with either 1 more medium sized fish, or 3 or so small fish. Right now I am thinking maybe 3 or 4 blue green chromis?

I would possibly add a wrasse of some kind, but I don't know that I want to go with a closed top system. I like the convenience of having an open top tank.

 

[MelloW33]

Maybe some anthias or some cardinals?

 

[dbulick]

I considered anthias, but I don't think I would be feeding frequently enough to support them.

For larger fish would it be worth trying a centropyge angel or a foxface? Am I just opening myself up to having to remove a fish later down the line there?

 

[DopeCantWin]

So, I have a standard 125.

Current List:
2 Ocellaris
1 Yellow Tang
1 Blue Throat Trigger
1 Starry Blenny

I want to keep the stocking list compatible with any corals. Right now I only have a rapidly growing colony of GSPs. I will eventually move into LPS and maybe some day, years from now, into SPS. I would like to stay pretty lightly stocked and was thinking to top this off with either 1 more medium sized fish, or 3 or so small fish. Right now I am thinking maybe 3 or 4 blue green chromis?

I would possibly add a wrasse of some kind, but I don't know that I want to go with a closed top system. I like the convenience of having an open top tank.

Nearly every fish can jump. I've personally seen Tangs and Clowns jump out. I'm sure you can find others on here that have seen Triggers and Blennys jump.