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Red Coris Wrasse- Not exactly reef safe- they eat hermit crabs and shrimp- they also prefer a larger tank size so this fish is really going to weigh down on your bioload. I would skip it. I think fairy wrasses are very pretty- I have one and really enjoy it- just need a cover on your tank since they will carpet surf.
Sixline Wrasse- excellent choice- I've always read great things about this fish and that people really seem to enjoy them.
Tangs- I don't recommend 2 tangs for a 90g tank. I would narrow it down to one since 2 tangs may fight, and also they are big fish- more bioload and stuff like that. The Chevron and Blue are great choices- don't forget the purple tang also- another beauty.
Mandarin - very hard to feed. This is one of those fish I think we shouldn't take out of the ocean. I would wait til you've had your tank at least one year and find one that is eating frozen food, otherwise you have to rely on pod population and a heavily stocked 90 prolly isn't going to feed a mandarin for too long. If the mandarin is eating frozen- then go for it, but wait til your tank is established since they aren't aggressive eaters and extra pods will go a long way. Be cautious of mandarins in a tank with anemones.
Chromis- they are a good choice too. I see people buy a six pack and watch them school, but I've read that they don't school as much when they grow up. I don't know too much about them, but to me buying lots of chromis seems to really eat up your bioload. They are pretty fish though that seem to enjoy the water column.
Clowns- just about every reef tank seems to have a pair of clowns. I would get the clowns, and skip the anemone. Just watch your fingers, because once they are established and they think a spot is home - watch out!! Buy them as juveniles and watch them mate up- kinda cool.
Royal Gramma- another great fish- go for it.
Flame Angel- not exactly reef safe- they may nip on your corals. This is a beatiful fish, but you need to decide if you want to take the chance.
How about a blenny or goby? They seem to add a touch of personality to reef tanks.
I recommend from your list: one tang, wrasse *fairy wrasse maybe*, the clowns, royal gramma and the sixline wrasse. That would be a good start. Just purchase the least aggressive fish first, and add the tang and clowns last.
There is a tank journal thread here:
http://www.talkingreef.com/forums/member-tank-projects/
We'd love to follow the progress of your tank- and pictures are always great!!
) so now I am waiting again on Oceanic to send the new tank. In the mean time I am trying to decide on a stocking list. I wanted a peaceful tank so I think all of these will work together, Please let me know what you think. Its going to be a 90 Gallon reef tank with 
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