Do I Add Another Tang

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Hello, Wondering what some thoughts/suggestions are about adding another tang or foxface to my current list.

Tank: 7ft, 250 gallon, 75 gallon sump

Tangs: Lieutenant, chocolate, tomini, yellow, sailfin.

Angels: Majestic, Regal, flameback dwarf

Wrasses: black leopard, yellow coris, melerenus, orange shoulder, splendid pigtail

Bluethroat, longnose hawk, black cap Basslet, midas blenny
 
Hello, Wondering what some thoughts/suggestions are about adding another tang or foxface to my current list.

Tank: 7ft, 250 gallon, 75 gallon sump

Tangs: Lieutenant, chocolate, tomini, yellow, sailfin.

Angels: Majestic, Regal, flameback dwarf

Wrasses: black leopard, yellow coris, melerenus, orange shoulder, splendid pigtail

Bluethroat, longnose hawk, black cap Basslet, midas blenny
Personally, I would not add anymore fish but you definitely could add another tang or fox face.
There might be some aggression but that is always a risk with tangs.
 
Personally, I would not add anymore fish but you definitely could add another tang or fox face.
There might be some aggression but that is always a risk with tangs.
Any suggestions on a tang?
 
My favorite is a Vlamingi but it will out grow your tank eventually.
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My favorite is a Vlamingi but it will out grow your tank eventually.
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Pretty fish. I was thinking Gem, Purple, Whitetail bristletooth, convict or foxface in that order, maybe. I don't know, so many to pick from.
 
Pretty fish. I was thinking Gem, Purple, Whitetail bristletooth, convict or foxface in that order, maybe. I don't know, so many to pick from.
Bristle tooth would be a good addition.
But they can be a little bit timid. I would make sure to get a larger one.
 

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