Tang recommendations for 75 g. Reef

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Title kind of says it all. I would like to get some tangs for my 75g reef. It's a new setup, but I will be transferring corals from a smaller nano. It currently has two blue chromis, and three anthias. It will also host my two clowns, a watchman goby, and a royal gramma. I'd really like to get a dwarf angelfish, but I've heard some bad things about aggression and coral nipping. Other recommendations are welcome.
 
Tomini or Kole. Not more than 1 IMO.

I have a Flame Angel and a Coral Beauty as well and as long as you keep everything well fed, I haven't seen much picking at coral from them.
What do you like about the Tomini and the Kole?
 
Tomini gets big but not too big for a 75 and is peaceful and hunts around pecking algae off rocks

I’m sure someone has better pics. Mine is camera shy and comes up to me for food but if I take out my camera he hides lol

This is a 75g

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What do you like about the Tomini and the Kole?
Because if you have to have a tang in this tank (I would not) they are the smallest tangs. And agree only one
 

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