I'll chip in the ones I know about, but for most, others will have to give you answers for
Anenomies are going to need a mature (1 year + old) tank, and should be the first type of "coral" you add, as they will walk arround for the first few days, stinging everything in their path, untill they find a spot they like, usualy with good flow and light. Powerhead intakes will need covering with coarse sponge (unless they are Tunze or Koralia style) and this extends to sump overflows and exturnal filters also...
The Blue legged hermits will murder the other hermits and potentially go after snails, even with spare shells available. I would avoid that type like the plague, unless you want just blueleged hermits and shrimp as your CUC... Mebe suppliment them with a few more red legs?
Clowns should be fine with all those on the list. Angels can be coral munchers, so you need further advice there from someone else... Grammas are agressive to similar shaped or coloured fish, so s/he would rule out the blennys and gobies and likely the firefish also, so I'd likley scratch the gramma if the others say the blennies and gobies are OK... That concludes the fish I am formiliar with, and I still think someone will correct me on some of them
The scallops and nems will need good lights, but the rest of the inverts should be OK with T5. If you want them enough to stomach the cost of halides (the cost of the units will be fairly similar, but halides cost a bit to run), keep them on the "ideal list", otherwise, well... Flame scallops are particularly high-light lovers, so you want a minimum of a pair of 250W halides, and even then they'd need to be near the top
A pair of 250W halides on a typical electricity tarrif for 8 hours a day and electronic balasts will consume 56p a day...
HTH
Rabbut
il take a look around and come back with a list of some things that catch my eye
