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Old 03-03-2008, 10:41 PM   #1
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yep im setting up a 40 gallon breeder as my first saltwater aquarium my dad has a 300 gallon also and he has a naso, kole, red sea sailfin, yellow, purple, and a bule morph tang.

My question is what is a small tang that is affordable and able to be in a 40 gallon breeder which is 36x18x16.
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I'm afraid that no tang will do well long term in a 40g tank
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Old 03-03-2008, 11:01 PM   #3
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for what would be good
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Clowns, Blennies, Gobys are all good choices
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yea what do u think of a small scopas tang. ive heard they r fine
and i will have true percs in there to
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yea what do u think of a small scopas tang. ive heard they r fine
and i will have true percs in there to

Scopus still get quite large I feel bad for mine in my 95 - If anything I'd look at the Bristle tooth tangs for a 40g
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Scopus still get quite large I feel bad for mine in my 95 - If anything I'd look at the Bristle tooth tangs for a 40g

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I believe they are the smallest of the Bristle tooths
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