Tang, fish, water, volume? Or surface area?

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What’s more important for a tang?
Water volume?
Or surface area?
For instance, a lowboy frag tank is only 50 gallons but it’s 4‘ x 2‘ wide.
Just want to settle this debate.
 
Swimming area IMO, as long as the height is sufficient.

Swimming area IMO, as long as the height is sufficient.
sounds reasonable you could have a tank that’s 8 feet long by a foot and a half wide and 12 inches tall. I could see something like a tomini tang or maybe yellow tang.
But I don’t see that working with a sailfin tang since that fish species gets a little tall, it wouldn’t need more height in the tank
 

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