would two purple tangs be okay together

[Marlin65]

There is lots of people on here that have two in 72s and 90s
My tang has more room to swim around in my 3 x 3 cube than most 6 foot long tanks as there is not rocks piled all against the back wall.
Anyway I just asked the question and like I said decided against it.
Mods please close this thread.

[GreenSpottedPuffer]

Originally Posted by Marlin65

There is lots of people on here that have two in 72s and 90s
My tang has more room to swim around in my 3 x 3 cube than most 6 foot long tanks as there is not rocks piled all against the back wall.
Anyway I just asked the question and like I said decided against it.
Mods please close this thread.

I know someone who has a baby Tiger shark in a 90G...I think I may get one too

[parkinsn]

Originally Posted by Marlin65

There is lots of people on here that have two in 72s and 90s
My tang has more room to swim around in my 3 x 3 cube than most 6 foot long tanks as there is not rocks piled all against the back wall.
Anyway I just asked the question and like I said decided against it.
Mods please close this thread.

How do you figure you have more room than a 6' tank? By my calculations the square footage of a standard 125g (72"x18"x20"ish) is 1296 square inches and your tank at 36"x36" is the same amount of square inches, correct me if im wrong. As stated it is recomended at least 6' of length for most tangs some require more. When i put my PBT in my 120g my purple almost killed him.

[naesco]

Originally Posted by Marlin65

Its a 3 foot x 3 foot tank that means the foot print is bigger than most 120's Last time I checked tangs swim back to front and side to side not up and down.

Tangs are swimmers and it is the length that is important not the volume and for that reason I would not recommend keeping two or three of them in a 3 foot tank.
Some fish like angels, kind of 'hang around' and for them volume is important not the length.

[christyf5]

Closed at posters request