Anyone have a Achilles tang?

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Very, very bad mortality rate! :( Awesome fish though.
 
According to what I have read and where they are from you also need a lot of flow! My favorite fish but I have only kept for a month max. :(
 
It's also not about the gallons it's about the swimming space.
 
There is plenty of swimming room. I have two structures. One is a traditional mound with a few holes for fish to hide and the other is half arch but the rock work is considered minimal.
 
I have two WP40's so I don't think flow will be a issue but length of tank might be. The tank is 64" long.[/QUOTE
I think that is enought swimming space and flow to keep it as long as he s the only agressive tang. I was able to keep one for 3 months in 120g 4footer tank until added a yellow tang.... they fight for a cave to sleep at night and the Achilles lost the fight....
 
I have two WP40's so I don't think flow will be a issue but length of tank might be. The tank is 64" long.
I think ur tank is good size to keep one if he ll be the only tang.... I was able to kept one for 3 months in 120g 4footer tank for more than 3 months until I added a yeloow tang. They fight for a cave to sleep at night, unfortunately, the yellow is more aggressive and he won.
I learned it a hard way...lol
good luck.
 

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