Thompsons Tang in a 90g??????

[adam82]

i know they stay small so would this be ok? if yes would it be ok with a flame angel?

 

[TampaReefer79]

i know they stay small so would this be ok? if yes would it be ok with a flame angel?

I wouldn't call a fish that attains a length of 8" to 10" small...that said I think the 90 is too small for it. A bristletooth would work great though. :beer:

 

[Wijic]

Hijack! Would a Kole Tang be an appropriate fish for a 4' tank (75 or 90 gallons)? They're the fish I think of whenever anybody says 'small bristletooth'.

 

[TampaReefer79]

Hijack! Would a Kole Tang be an appropriate fish for a 4' tank (75 or 90 gallons)? They're the fish I think of whenever anybody says 'small bristletooth'.

Yep. :fish2:

 

[StripestheEel]

Hijack! Would a Kole Tang be an appropriate fish for a 4' tank (75 or 90 gallons)? They're the fish I think of whenever anybody says 'small bristletooth'.

When I think tang in a 4' I think fish like the Kole, Purple, Yellow, Convict etc.

Thompson's = big no no for 4'

 

[TampaReefer79]

When I thnk tang in a 4' tank, I think fish like Kole, Tomini, Chevron, and the rest of the Ctenochaetus's.

 

[Kahuna Tuna]

I wouldn't call a fish that attains a length of 8" to 10" small...that said I think the 90 is too small for it. A bristletooth would work great though.

+1. Dont the chevrons get really big for a bristletooth? My binotatus tang seems to have maxed out at around 5 inches and he had been in my 180 for several years, the best tangs for a smaller tank for sure.