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Originally Posted by FrancineJ

I do already have a YWG and pistol shrimp in my 32g and I lose my shrimp in there lol I see him at food time and then usually just see the sand flying around lol

Which shrimp do you have there?
I try to keep my shrimps as pairs as well as the gobies. In my experience you see more of them that way.
I would disagree that the Stonogobiops species are too small for a 110 gallon tank. I had them in my 100 gallon tank and they most definitely did not get lost in there.

Originally Posted by FrancineJ

As for the clowns I have 2 percs and I have 2 Occerleris (no idea how to spell that lol) already on my other tanks so was looking for something different that has their same temperament....

All the other Anemonefish species get quite a bit larger. Though I found the Red Sea Anemonefish A. bicinctus to be rather peaceful - at least the wild ones I have.
The only anemone I would recommend for what I think you have in mind for the tank would be a magnifica. It's the anemone that is easiest to keep in a selected location and, unlike gigantea and haddoni, is not particularly dangerous to other fish, especially small bottom dwelling ones.

Originally Posted by FrancineJ

..... no one wants to give too much suggestions on the anthias’...

I simply stayed clear of the typical Anthias because they can't handle neglect as most other fish.
And the issue with many of the solitary Anthias like for example Odontanthias borbonius is that they are basically groupers.

BTW, I personally have been considering blennies of the genus Meiacanthus as Anthias substitutes. They are similar in behavior but much less trouble. And by now, many are available as captive bred.

Originally Posted by FrancineJ

As for the butterfly I think I would have to pass I’ve heard too many horror stories about them eating peoples corals lol even though they are “reef safe” but they are beautiful

I had pretty good success with Regal Angels, especially those I raised from juveniles. But that is a rather large fish.
Dwarf angels will nip on corals, even if just by accident. In a large tank with a lot of corals a little bit of nipping may not be too much of a problem, but in a 100 gallon I would not risk it.