Chevron tang tank size?

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I'm not a tang person, but the photos of juvenile and adult chervons are stunning. I'm upgrading to a 125-180G system. LA says 180G is a sufficient tank size, but that seems a little cramped to me? How quickly do they grow/transition into adult coloration? How aggressive is it compared to other species? Thanks for the info!
 
Most of the other Ctenochaetus, I would say 4 foot 75-90 is reasonable.

Chevron gets bigger. I agree with 125-180.

BTW a 180 will be a much better tank for aquascaping if you can afford it.
 

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