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My tank is 80" by 26", by 26", so about 240 gallons.

To add:
Achilles tang (had one before was great)
cuban hog(if i can find one)
emperor snapper (how long before it'd outgrow my tank?)
banana eel (had one before, jumped. secure lid on now)


My current tank has:
15" blue spot ray
16" epaulette shark
12" hifin snapper
10" bird wrasse
8" naso tang
8" blackshoulder tang
6" magnificent foxface
4" purple tang
5" polleni grouper
4.5"powder blue tang

Tanks been going pretty strong for some time now, if your familiar with some of my other recent posts, the parrot was put in a different tank due to the size gap between him and the shark being too much. I unfortunately had 2 anthias die to uronema, the male is still alive in a seperate tank now.

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