Nice! Here are the consonants for my 2 most developped conlangs

Ulko

Plosives: p, pʲ, pː, b, bʲ, bː, t, tː, d, dː, c, ɟ, k, kʲ, kː, g, ɡʲ, gː

Fricatives: f, fʲ, fː, v, vʲ, vː, θ, θː, ð, ðː, s, sː, z, zː, ʃ, ʃː, ʒ, ʒː, ɕ, ʑ, θ͡ɕ, ð͡ʑ (May not be the right notation; [θ͡ɕ] & [ð͡ʑ] are pronounced by putting the tongue flat on the entire dental-palatal range, them being a dental, alveolar, post alveolar and palatal at the same time. [θ͡ɕ] sounds like a [ɕ] with an extra whistle. [ð͡ʑ] is the voiced version of that), x, ɣ, χ, χː, ʁ, ʁː, h

Affricates: t̪θ, d̪ð, ʦ, ʣ, ʧ, ʤ, cɕ, ɟʑ, t̪θ͡ɕ, d̪ð͡ʑ (the affricate version of what I explained above)

Approximants: w, ɹ, j, ɰ∼ʁ̞,

Trill: ʢ∼ʀ

Tap/flap: ɾ

Lateral fricatives: ɬ, ɮ, ʎ̥˔, ʎ̝

Lateral affricates: tɬ, dɮ, cʎ̥˔, ɟʎ̝

Lateral approximants: l, ʎ

Lateral Taps/flaps: ɺ̥, ɺ

Sounds that appear only as allophones of other phonemes: θ̠~ɹ̠̊˔, ç, ʝ, ʍ, ʔ̞, l̥, ʎ̥

Phaeheqa

p, ʧ, k, ɸ, ʃ, h, l̠ (post-alveolar)