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02-05-2008, 04:13 PM
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A small Yellow Tang would be OK as long as you can commit to upgrading your tank size when the fish grows. Happiest fish in my tank. Spends the whole day cleaning rocks.
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02-18-2008, 05:12 PM
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I agree. I feel guilty sometimes for having one 4" tang in a 90g, even with big open swimming lanes...
I would vote 120 & up for any tang. It's the hard, sad truth...
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02-18-2008, 05:55 PM
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I have a 120 (24x24x48) with extenal overflows so it's a full 2ft x 2ft x 4ft. I owned a tang in my last tank which was a 4ft 75gal. In my opinion a tang needs more than 4ft to be comfortable. I won't have another tank until I upgrade to my next tank which is a 6ft 230gal. In smaller tanks fish such as tangs seem to swim laps. They don't act naturally when they're 'crammed' into the environment they're given, especially when they have to share that space with other fish.
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