100 Gallons Is Enough For This Tang?

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So I’ve been scrolling through divers den to see what’s been popping and well this popped up. The quick stats says that a 100 gallon is fine for this fish? Am I missing something because both of the parents need more than 100 gallons.

https://www.liveaquaria.com/divers-den/product/574169/hybrid-powder-blue-tang&s=nlh&r=
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75g 4ft min if no other Tangs are present

But that price.... dude. You can get a PBT at most LFSs btwn $150-$175

DON'T BE ROMANCED BY A SINGLE PIC

Plus shipping in cold weather btwn now and late April is dicey. Double dicey ordering fish overnight during the Holiday season where 50% of FedEx/UPS workers are 20yr olds with zero experience on the job. Meaning more packages get delayed...

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You guys are missing the main part of this ad. This fish is NEW not used, so that may be the reason for the price tag.
 
I would not. 6' 180 would be my recommendation.
 

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