Yellow fish for a 20 gallon. Stocking ideas?

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So I have a 20 gallon and my sister insists we need a yellow tang. I've already had to break it to her that the tank is waaaayy too small for yellow tang or any tang in general. I was considering a Midas blenny as an alternative. What other options are there for a yellow fish in a 20 gallon?
 
2nd the watchman goby. And get a pistol shrimp to go with him! Mine finally paired up in my 20 gallon F3211F19-29CD-4DB6-A2DA-88EC1CFE82ED.jpeg
 
You can get a biota yellow tang. They come small enough, but I don't know how quickly they grow. In todays market it shouldn't be too hard to get rid of when it grows out. (I recently sold mine for 200$)
 
+1 on the yellow watchman goby, could also try a pajama cardinalfish
 
You can get a biota yellow tang. They come small enough, but I don't know how quickly they grow. In todays market it shouldn't be too hard to get rid of when it grows out. (I recently sold mine for 200$)
Yellow tangs grow fast. No way you can put it in a 20g. They need lots of space.
 

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