Show off your Tangs

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Love this guy but it’s name is unknown. If you know please let me know
 
Carib Sea Tahitian Moon I think they call it. It is pretty fine and very consistent in size. It’s a little shiny so it shimmers a bit. Like little pieces of coal.
 
How many tangs can I keep in a 70 gallon? I've thought about keeping like 4 yellow tangs. I already have one so not sure how to add more...
 
How many tangs can I keep in a 70 gallon? I've thought about keeping like 4 yellow tangs. I already have one so not sure how to add more...

Four tangs - especially four of the same species - would be considered pretty darned tight by most folks. I might consider adding a smaller bristletooth to the yellow in the 70, but wouldn't try to add three more Zebrasoma.

~Bruce
 
Those yellow tangs will out grow your 70G
 
OK. Looking at a White Tail BT to go into 93 cube with a couple of wrasse now but a bunch more wrasse and possible anthias down the line. Pro and cons? I feel like I've read more con that pro for aggression. It would be lone tang. Thoughts?
 

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