Stocking a 209G FOWLR tank

[MonoSebaelover]

Hey all, the tank is finally cycled and has some current residents (3" Niger Trigger, 1" Huma Rectangle, 3 Silver Scats, 4" Lunare Wrasse). I would like to add a Tang, Angel, and Butterfly to this mix. If it would work I would like to get a Powder Blue or Achilles Tang, Potters Angel, and Saddleback Butterfly. All current residents go about and do their own business. No aggression whatsoever. I lover Emperor Angels but think they grow a bit too large for the tank. Am thinking of doing a Blue Girdled rather than a Potters though. Can I do a Potters and a Blue Girdled. As for the tangs I would prefer a Powder Blue. Any comments or opinions? In about 4 years (after I get out of college) I will be getting another large tank (125 or greater) so will have another large tank for another fish. Tell me your opinions. I would love to have my 209 stocked with:
Niger Trigger, Rectangular Huma, Lunare Wrasse, Saddleback Butterfly, Potters Angel, and Powder Blue Tang.
Tank has a 4 ft Wet/Dry Filter, 150 SeaClone protein Skimmer, and 100+ pounds of live rock. We have an adorable little Rusty Angel at our store right now. I am going to buy him one way or another (put in the 55 FOWLR or 209). Would a Potters and Rusty fight? Thanks and sorry for all the questions!

 

[Boogiechillin]

The saddleback is fine; it's tough and hardy enough to hold its own. However, I would be a little careful with the tangs, Bluegirdled, and Potter's angels - all of these are really fragile fish, and I don't know how peaceful this tank will be once the triggers put on some size. The bluegirdled gets a little big as well. I think you could get a pair of dwarf angels to coexist in this big of a tank, but I would stick with tougher species. As for the tang, could you go with an Atlantic blue or Hepatus tang instead? Either would be much tougher than the PB or Achilles.

 

[MonoSebaelover]

Somehow I knew you would come through Boogie! Thanks. I don't really like the Coral Beauty Angels but do like the Flames and Bicolors. Bicolors are kinda sensitive though aren't they? I am just looking for some fish that are active, personable, and colorful. Basically the only colors I have are Blue, Black, Cream, Green, and Silver. Need some more exciting. And for the record, Lunare Wrasses are extremely personable and my guy follows me wherever I go around the tank. He is recovering nicely from a customer that brought him to our store due to HLLE. Five dollars is a great deal when the fish starts showing normal colors! I had my doubts about the Achilles and PB. Can you suggest some better Angels (pygmy or adult) that would work better? I am open for suggestions. I will do more research on the other tangs (we have a baby Atlantic Blue at our store right now, don't really like the yellow juvie color). Thanks again.