done...for now

[chefbill]

This is probably wishful (?) thinking on my part, but I'm thinking I have stocked 80% of what I want in my tank.

29g Coralife Biocube
(2nd chamber refugium with live rock rubble and chaeto, lit by Coralife T5 mini aqualight)
36w Actinic Blue
36w 10K Daylight
.75w Lunar Blue LED bar
*Lunar lights and Blue on 9-9, daylight on 10-8*
264 gph main pump
Coralife 250 gph circulating pump

2 inches life sand
32 # life rock

1 X Chalk Bass
2 X Peppermint Shrimp (completely cleared tank of Aptasia in 6 days)
2 X Emerald Crabs
7 X Turbo Snails
10 X mixed Blue Legged and Scarlet Hermit Crabs
1 X Hariquin Brittle Star

(2) 2" x 1" Xenia frags (isolated)
2" tall Kenya Tree
(3) 15-20 polyp Zoa frags
(2) 5-10 polyp Zoa frags
4" X 6" Zoa colony
1 X 7 polyp Paly frag
1 2.5" green Mushroom (nearly ready to split)
1" red Mushroom
3 X .25" red Mushrooms
2" blue-ish Mushroom
3" blue with red tentacles Mushroom
2" 3 mouthed Ricordae
2 X 1/2" Ricordae
3" X 4" Green Star Polyp colony (isolated)
1" X 1" GSP with long 'flowier' tentacles
2" X 3" frag of something that looks like Green Star Polyp, but no green and finer tentacles on purple mat (isolated)
candy cane (7 heads)
duncan (1 heads)
frog spawn (3 mouths)
1" X 1" clove polyp
2" cactus coral (the only SPS)

I'm wanting a nice clown (Picaso maybe) or even just a nice looking pair.
I'd also like an active swimmer, as the chalk bass is usually in a cave.

For some mass in the tank, a leather or colt? Possibly something like a torch for mass and movement?

Thoughts? Opinions? Advice?

[Reefmedic79]

A pair of clowns may do well, my chalk bass got pretty territorial in my 29 though after being in there a couple months, so adding any swimmers may be a challenge.