Algae eater for Redsea maxe260

[OpenOcean33]

Hey everyone, looking to finishing up stocking my tank. I have a redsea max e260 with two clowns, flame angel, and a bluster leopard wrasse. I am looking to add an herbivore/alage eater to my tank. The redsea is 70gallon however that includes the back sump so really 65 gallons of swimming room. I would like to add a yellow watchman goby one more wrasse and an algae eater to my my tank. I was looking at the yellow eyed Kole Tang. However im nervous I would have bare minimum for this fish. Any experience with this fish in this size tank or other suggestions ?

 

[lapin]

How is the flame behaving?

 

[Justfebreezeit]

Don't over look urchins for algae eating in this size tank, they are great.

 

[OpenOcean33]

How is the flame behaving?

Good ! Swims with the wrasse, not aggressive, looks happy to me! He went rouge once though lol , destroyed my Acan colony... now never touched another coral or acan after that. I believe it was cause I was spot feeding it and he thought it was now his personal food bowl. I know feed coral at night with no problem.

 

[OpenOcean33]

Don't over look urchins for algae eating in this size tank, they are great.

You know ive never actually looked into urchins.... ill have to do some research thanks !

 

[Bluecbs]

Orange spot blenny...or starry blenny

 

[nereefpat]

I would like to add a yellow watchman goby one more wrasse and an algae eater to my my tank. I was looking at the yellow eyed Kole Tang. However im nervous I would have bare minimum for this fish. Any experience with this fish in this size tank or other suggestions ?

Yellow watchman would be fine.
Most wrasses that are fairies, flashers, or smaller Halichoeres genus wrasses would be fine.
I would recommend that you skip the kole tang, for size reasons, and add a starry blenny instead.