Flame Angel

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I never recomend! Lol all I can do is share my experience. Especially because I blow the recomended fpg out of the water. I have a lot of lr with lots of hides. And a 30g macro fuge to offset all the feeding.
Six line, springeri, flame, pair of ocelaris, pair of watchmans, pair of manderin, bangai, and anthia.
Most have been in there a year.
 
I agree with eatbreakfast. This sounds like a recipe for disaster. Two large Tangs will outgrow that tank in no time. The clowns and Pseudo are territorial. At the very least, this mix seems like there will be a lot of stressed out fish. In a tank twice this size, I think it would work fine.
 
All I can say is my parameters are in line, my fish are fat and healthy, and there us a minimum of fighting. The worst thing about it is my new anthia hangs out in one corner all the time. Kinda feel bad about that. But getting a house in a year. Hold tight little buddy. :-)

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It could work, or it might not. It's tough to say so many variables. I agree with eatbreakfast although I have rarely seen my tangs go after angels - this may be because I always have many tangs and angels in one tank and they can focus on pestering each other.
 
My Tangs and Angels get along fine, but in a 240g. I've had Tangs and Angels together in smaller too. Never had issues of any kind. My concern is the other fish for this scenario. It could work for a while, but I'm betting a lot of the fish will be stressed. I'm a big fan of keeping stress as low as possible. I've given up on Pseudos after seeing one go ballistic on it's tankmates (that it had been friendly for over a year).
 

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