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Exquisite fairy wrasse. Any species of leopard or tamarin wrasse (if you can find a healthy one), but probably the ultimate would be a regal angelfish though they are only reef safe with caution and maybe too big for a 100gallon.
 

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What are dimensions? Corals? Current fish? Budget?

Tangs- blue face koi scopas(might be tight on space), white tail bristletooth

Tons wrasses-
Leopard
Mystery
Christmas
flasher

Angels- (with caution)
Peppermint(ultra rare)
Flame- common but great looking fish
Potters- recently captive bred

Copperband butterfly( a little tight on space)

Sunburst anthia
 
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