reef safe fish

[NanoMan]

i am looking for 2 fish.
1 to be the main display type fish (pretty one)
and the other i wanted like a goby or something with personality
this is eventully going to be a reef tank.(cycling now)and will move slowly through the process.
i had my heart set on a pygmy angely (centropyge argi)
but unless someone tells me it should be ok to add....
keep in mind it is a 55g 100lbs LR and i do have 4 bl/gr chromis
doin my dirty work right now
so any suggestions as to which two fish that would work?

[OrionGirl]

Pygmy angels will always be hit or miss in reef setups. They can be nippy--which means you have to monitor introduced corals for 2-3 days to make sure it's not being attacked. Some angels are very well behaved, though, and make model citizens. I have a lovely bi-color in my reef, and he's only ever nipped yellow polyps. All other corals (and other polyp types) are left alone.

For a goby--there are tons of realy attractive ones that will be fine. I would avoid the convict blenny/engineer goby--same fish, different names, neither one accurate. This fish is very attrative, and entertaining, but digs tunnels under rock, and can collapse your rock work.

[NanoMan]

so a pygmy isnt out of the question.
it is just a proceed with caution type thing huh.

[OrionGirl]

Yep. They are charming fish, and I wouldn't have a reef without one--you just have to know the risks.