Multiple Tangs

[lucky_snapper]

How was the tanked In hypo with all those corals?

Good luck keeping all those fish in a 180 no matter what size skimmer it will not take that bio load

Why post the question if you don't take the advice? Or already know the answer.

Are you just bragging about all the fish you are going to kill? Your plans for your tank are not responsible reef keeping. Go find another hobby. These fish are already ripped from the ocean. It is your duty to put the fish in the best situation possible to keep them healthy.

Anyone else ever want to punch someone through their monitor before?

First I do not have a 180. And second I did not have all the corals then, they have only been in the tank for about 2 months. "It is your duty to put the fish in the best situation possible to keep them healthy" I agree I want to keep a healthy tank and have healthy and happy inhabitants but your ideas and mine differ and your word is not Law and you are not the Tang God.....I will ignore the rest of your comments.

I really regret starting this post because I should have known the type of answer I was going to get here. I think out of the 39 replays only 1 person answered the original question 2 others made nice comments about their tanks and the rest are the "you can't do that crowd", Which as I stated before was not the original question.. Now threats of violence really ? So you all can fight amongst yourselves... I thank those who contributed in a positive way .... and a few who educated me on just how aggressive Shoal tangs are and the rest can enjoy their superiority complex. I will enjoy my tank because after all it was I who poured the thousands of dollars into it and not you.

 

[Reefing Newbie]

You can never tell if a fish is happy. They either survive, thrive, or just die. With what you are doing I don't thing your fish will be doing the two former, but the latter. Your tangs are way over the bio-load of a 210 no matter the size of the skimmer. Like others said pictures will not be needed because when what is considered long term success has been reached the fish will most likely be dead or replacement fish.