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08-26-2008, 08:25 PM
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The right reply according to the Tang Police would be that a 90g is too small for any tang, however as I have a 72g with a Sailfin I wont throw stones..
 The general feeling is that a tank must be a minimum of 6' long for any tang to do ok. Huge tanks 400g+ are the best. If you are really gung-ho about combining tangs, you have to make sure that you have lots of rock as they will probably squabble like heck for the first bit, the loser must have a place to hide....
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08-26-2008, 09:17 PM
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That's what I thought. I definitely won't get a second one. I went with the Kole because of it's smaller size which seems to get a maximum of 7 inches and from what I've read a 4ft long tank is their minimum, which is what I have. I also have lots of live rock.
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08-27-2008, 04:09 AM
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I would say a 90g is a minimum size tank for tangs. I also think a kole and a lemonpeel tang would be fine together in a 90g, as long as there isn't already a whole lot of other fish in the tank. I had four tangs (salfin, lavender, yellow and a regal) in my old 120g tank and they all were fine together.
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