Looking for a new tang

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My total system is 250 gallon. Current inhabitants:

Pair of pintail fairy's
Katherines wrasse Male
Yellow Scopas Tang
Golden pygmy angel
Interruptus Angel
Caribbean snow bass
Cleaner wrasse
Quoyi Parrotfish
2 Moorish Idols
Green Mandarin

I'd like to add one or two more tang at some point. Really want the polyzona tang, but having a hard time finding one. Any suggestions for my size tank?
 
Maybe an achilles or an achilles hybrid would be nice. Or a gem of course. Would love to see that interruptus in a pic.
 
I agreed a GEM is super cool but I am thinking a juvenile 2" black tang which is a little easier to find than a small GEM tang.
 
You could get a guttatas tang - then the front half would look like a polyzona and the back half would look like a gem tang...
Sort of a poly when hes comin and a gem when hes goin.
 
Polyzona =
acanthurus-polyzona.jpg


Gem =

Mauritius-Gem-Tang-PIA.jpg


Polyzona + Gem = Guttatus
(well almost)

acanthurus-guttatus.jpg
 
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Whitetail... Was never too impressed with online pics but them i saw one in person...

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Also like the goldrim A LOT and the GR PBT hybrids
 

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