Achilles Tang

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I see live aquaria has a decent deal on an Achilles tang.

I have wanted one for a while.

Couple of questions.

Will he be ok in 120 gallon dt?

Secondly what would be a minimum qt tank to use? 40 breeder?

I read @4FordFamily article on them and realized they are on the aggressive side and should be added last.
@Humblefish @melypr1985
 
They are too big, active, and boisterous for a 120.

A small one could be qt'd in a 40g, but the bigger the specimen, the bigger the qt would have to be.
 
They are too big, active, and boisterous for a 120.

A small one could be qt'd in a 40g, but the bigger the specimen, the bigger the qt would have to be.
X2 I wouldn't do it, personally
 
I appreciate the experts opinions.
I will save the Achilles for the next tank.

I have been dreaming of a 300 up to a 500 gallon. But I wont be able to fit that in my current house :(

My wife and I have been looking around for a new place and all I look for is will a 300/500 peninsula fit here!!! :)
 

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