Hey all, I'm upgrading my 10 gallon tank to a 46 gallon bowfront with a large sump. I made a list of fish that I would like to get for the tank though I would like some feedback on my choices. I think I may have too many fish on the list, and I am aware of that

Also, if anyone could give me some tips on which order to add them in, because the aggresiveness of some of them. thankss!

What I already have in my 10 gallon:

False perc. Clown
Hi fin red banded goby with shrimp
Court jester goby

What I want in the new 46g along with the 3 fish I already have: (I know the list is long) I'm unsure of how many fish I can have and I'll have to figure that out later when I decide the exact size of my sump.

1) Flame Angelfish or Lemonpeel Angelfish (both very small) If you do an angel, just pick one. This tank size is too small to be sure they won't fight.
2) Royal gramma Fine.
3) Black cap basslet Fine.
4) Tail spot blenny Fine
5) Bicolor blenny (maybe) Fine, but just do one blenny.
6) Pakistan butterflyfish No. I had one in my 65 and honestly that ended up being too small for it, and the fish was nowhere near adult yet.
7) Kaudern’s cardinal or spotted cardinal Fine.
8) Black and white ocellaris clown Fine. Have it ready to go into the display the day that you move your other clown and introduce them together.
9) Mated pair yellowstripe maroon clowns Big fat no. Just no. You already have a pair of clowns and this one gets huge and mean. Really bad idea.
10) Sergeant major damselfish or blue sapphire damselfish Maybe. Pick a smaller damsel of the Chrysiptera perhaps. My concern is size and aggression here.
11) Firefish (though I won’t have a lid, so they may be out) No firefish without a lid, and especially not if you get some of the more aggressive fish on this list.
12) very small one spot foxface No, needs a bigger thank.
13) Blue dot jawfish or yellowhead jawfish (would be cool, but again, jumpers) Would be fine but as you said, jumpers.
14) Sixline wrasse Fine but it's a jumper as well. I also hate the the fish personally, but they get better as tank's get bigger.

I appreciate any advice!

Is an odd number of clowns of three different types a bad idea as well? say a black & white and false perc and a tomato? again, I haven't looked into the black & white and tomato types yet, I only know about the false perc which I already have.

yeah, i've already crossed off firefish, jawfish and butterfly fish too.. And I will cross off maroon clowns now, I don't want to have fights in my tank, obviously.

I was pretty much going to say exactly what revelation said, even about the sixline. Big no on the Tomato clown, they're just as bad as maroons. Just stick to your current ocellaris and the planned black occelaris. They will make a nice, entertaining pair. Plus why waste an available fish slot on another clown? You want variety!

You'll love the 46 bow, I wish I never sold mine!

+1 on the clownfish comments. I suppose that's one of the issues with saltwater tanks. Fish that get along fine in the ocean don't get along so well in small tanks. Clowns (& damsels), angels, and many other fish are not tolerant of others of their own species (with mated pairs/harems being exclusions of course) or even similar looking fish.

I think a sixline would be a good fish to add for your tank. The aggression issues typically happen in much smaller tanks. That said I wouldn't add it first.

Usually you want to stock your fish from least aggressive to most aggressive. If you add 2 or more of a single species they usually go in at the same time though. (i.e. add your new clown and old clown to the new tank at the same time). I say usually, because there are special cases.

Finally, get a positive I.D. on your clownfish. A. Ocellaris and A. Percula are different species. Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure that most of the black colorations are only possible with A. Ocellaris.

Oh, and do yourself a favor and invest in a quarantine tank! It'll save you a lot of trouble eventually, I promise.

Your fish list is coming along nicely, but In a 46 I would say there's a good chance of some aggression issues with the gobies.

Damsels and clownfish are aggressive
Angel and wrasse are semi-aggressive.
The RG will probably be okay, and you might want to trade the tail-spot for a bicolor blenny, which are larger.

The gobies, especially the clown and jester gobies will most likely have issues.

go to wetwebmedia.com and check their fish articles. Since you have the most important information (identification), it should be easy to research each group separately. Sorry if this isn't that helpful, but I can't see how you would find such specific names like "pakistan butterfly" without also learning some compatibility information.

A flame angel and tailspot blenny are both herbivores, which is a bad combination for any "not large" tank.

Fang blenny... Yellow as all get out and an interesting fish to boot.

The no double herbivore thing is simply a supply and demand problem with the food source. If you're planning to supplement with some Nori or something you'll be fine.