Suitable tangs for 4ft tank

[BMW Rider]

My tank is a little larger at 48"w x 24"d x 32"h. Its 135 gallons and I have two tangs, a Yellow and a Kole in it. Both are doing fine and have been for some time. The Yellow is about nine years old, the Kole is about two.

[atcguy]

have 3 yellow and a powder blue in my 120G 4x2x2 they have been doing well for 3 plus years.. healthy!!!

[Aquattro]

I have a yellow and a red sea sailfin in my 90, they're doing great. I have only 65-70 pounds of rock, so they have a fair amount of room to swim. Sure 6ft is better, but so is 8, or 10, etc.
Uncrowded 4ft, IMO, is fine for many species of tangs.

(ya, I know, Wayne is gonna yell at me )

[JDigital]

I'll probably have a Powder Brown, and Kole in my tank..

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by JDigital

I'll probably have a Powder Brown..

I'm told these are tough to keep, although I had one that lasted 3 years and probably would have been around longer if I'd been paying more attention to my tank. I believe it was the A. nigricans, not the A. japonicus

[kellehar]

We have a purple tang, a yellow tang and a naso tang also. They are doing fine, eat alot but get along great. We have a 90 gallon, withonly about 40 pounds of liverock in, so alot of swimming space.

[Oxymoron]

This is great to hear. Perhaps I can get away with 2 small tangs after all.
Any opinions on how much liverock would be "too much" for my tank and 2 tangs?

[Oxymoron]

Im assuming an achilles tang would be unsuitable?

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

I'm told these are tough to keep, although I had one that lasted 3 years and probably would have been around longer if I'd been paying more attention to my tank. I believe it was the A. nigricans, not the A. japonicus

I have an A. japonicus, & it's the beautiful boss of my 120g.

[superduperwesman]

I have 3 tangs in my 10 gallon