One Spot Foxface

[HighestOlive]

Hello all, looking for some experience/suggestion here. I am int the process of cycling that new 90 using the red see mature pro kit. based on the schedule they they lay out (and confirmed by my testing) i should be ready to introduce a herbivorous fish I have had bad luck with lawnmower blennys in the past (in previous tanks they always seem to stare) and something like a yellow tang would probably be a bad idea because at 90 gallons you are probably right at the edge of having enough space for one and their temperament would not make them a great first add to a new tank. However after doing some research I am thinking that a one spot fox face may be a good idea (with the understanding that they can become possible nippers of inverts). Foxfaces also appear to be peacefully and compatible with most other fish (save for other foxfaces/rabbitfish or yellow tang). I can't see a reason why a foxface wouldn't be a good add. Thoughts?

 

[scooter31707]

IMO, the One-spot Foxface may be on the borderline also. They get bigger than some people think.

 

[Kies1]

I have a fully grown one spot foxface in my 90 gallon, awesome fish. Have had him since a baby. Would not hesitate. Tow of his tank mates are a Japanese swallowtail angel and square tail bristle tooth tang.

 

[Grkgod36]

I have a foxy and a tallow tang in my 90 and they are inseparable. And happy , that eat together , sleep together , hang out together. The foxy eats from my hand def one of my fav fish. Upgrading to 180 soon and going to put a magnificent foxy in also

 

[HighestOlive]

Thanks for the comments everyone. LFS is holding a smaller foxface for me. Time to get this bad boy populated.