Tang & wrasse in a 95g

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Okay, i have a 95g wave tank, 4' long. I am wanting another wrasse or 2 and another tang.
currently in the tank is a clown tang, clownfish, potters wrasse, and a starry blenny.

I am considering a small naso tang and a fairy wrasse.

any other reccomendations as far a tang & wrasse go?

and please dont say a yellow tang or a blue hippo, i do not want either of those.

-Thanks in advance
 
IMO the clown tang is going to be as big as your tank and will have just enough room to turn around. As far as a small naso tang, no such thing.
 
The clown tang is all of 4" max. Will be sold to a 210+ when he gets to big and the lfs gets in 3" Nasos
 
i dont want to come off as mean or anything by saying this
i would never count on someone else to take a fish when it gets too big. something could happen to their tank down the road or they decide to go another direction.
clown tangs can be aggressive
i rather u get atang that can fit its whole life in the tank so u can enjoy it from a small fry to adult hood
they are pets to me, i would not give my dog away if it got big
 
Yea, those tominis are nice. and would the leopard and potters fight a lot because of their similar coloration?
 

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