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Tang family:
Yellow tang
Blue tang
Black tang
Purple tang
Scopas tang
Gem tang
Sailfin tang
Desjardin tang
powder blue tang
Achiles tang
Queen angel
Frame angel
Emperor angel
Fox face...etc.
 
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I am thinking of adding another gem tang to my 120 gal.

Current stock
2 Blue hippos
1 Blonde Naso
1 Gem Tang
1 Purple Tang
1 Yellow Tang
2 Storms
2 Marine bettas

You think the additional gem will do well? I believe the aggression is well dispersed and may work whats your thoughts.
 
I am thinking of adding another gem tang to my 120 gal.

Current stock
2 Blue hippos
1 Blonde Naso
1 Gem Tang
1 Purple Tang
1 Yellow Tang
2 Storms
2 Marine bettas

You think the additional gem will do well? I believe the aggression is well dispersed and may work whats your thoughts.
I don't think this is a problem. Make sure u turn off the light when they introduce themself. Get stressguard ready
 
Thanks. I add my fish at night and i got those 3d prints of tangs and got my mirror ready for this addition.
 
Whats the size of your tank?
 
Thanks. I add my fish at night and i got those 3d prints of tangs and got my mirror ready for this addition.
mirror doesn't really help. at least i never use it.
 
Same as mine.

The more tangs the easier it is I assume
 
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I am thinking of adding another gem tang to my 120 gal.

Current stock
2 Blue hippos
1 Blonde Naso
1 Gem Tang
1 Purple Tang
1 Yellow Tang
2 Storms
2 Marine bettas

You think the additional gem will do well? I believe the aggression is well dispersed and may work whats your thoughts.
I'm going to vote a firm No on that. 4 zebrazomas, 2 being the same (and being gems) in a 120 sounds like trouble.
 
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I’m sorry, but I had to put on my favorite T-shirt. Did you ‘successfully’ add that long list of large fish all at once? Or did you start with one and grow the collection (like that adult Emperor Angel) over time? Either way, in a 120, if this works long-term then you are my Hero.
 

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