Yellow Tang and Yellow Scopas Tang in 6ft/125g?

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Any thoughts on adding a Yellow Tang and Yellow Scopas Tang to a 6ft/125g tank?

Yellow Tang is currently in my frag tank, so after buying the Scopas I would add them together.

Dumb? or really dumb idea???
 

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I wouldn't call it dumb. It is risky, as any of those in that genus can be pretty aggressive to conspecifics. And I agree about 2 being potentially bad.

It probably would help to add another tang from a different genus at the same time, and maybe something like a foxface as well, just so those 2 aren't focused on each other all the time.
 
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I wouldn't call it dumb. It is risky, as any of those in that genus can be pretty aggressive to conspecifics. And I agree about 2 being potentially bad.

It probably would help to add another tang from a different genus at the same time, and maybe something like a foxface as well, just so those 2 aren't focused on each other all the time.
Yeah, that's a good suggestion. Maybe I should also wait for a Tomini. I've heard they are less aggressive than a Scopas.
 

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