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I'm seeing some nice naso tang tank mates there.

Yeah but when they say max size they mean literally the max size I'm sure the average is around 15-16" and even smaller in aquariums.

In my defense they died when I was at work and no one could definitively tell me what happened. So you made that phone call yet?

oh shots fired! Well other than my snowflake eel turning into jerky and my Houdini clownfish I've only lost a hippo tang and an Achilles tang due to some mysterious reason.

Hey now your undoing all the brain washing I just did. But seriously though when have you seen a 18" naso tang? I'd say they probably average around 10-14" in captivity.

No your gonna take your and call ***** and tell them to hold the fish for you till the end of the day

Get him then you'll have an excuse to get the 125

Lol

That's right they're great fish I really think you'll enjoy him

what can I say I'm an enabler.

They're very different in shape and color so it will most likely be fine plus all the people I know with nasos have yellow tangs with them along with other tangs. I think you should go rescue the poor guy.

I don't see any problem with a 6' 125 as long as you leave him some room to swim around.

I have a 6' tank and my tangs use every inch so I can the need for a big tank. Most people I know with a naso keep them in 6' tanks I only know one person that's kept one in anything smaller but didn't you say your upgrading?

They need atleast a 6' tank maybe bigger as they mature. They're pretty calm for tang standards anyways. I'd say it can be done and I've seen it done plenty of times.

I can get all of those at my lfs for around $450 if I ordered online it would probably be about the and it would most likely qualify for free shipping. I don't think this forum really has any "tang police" so your safe.

With how much of a gap though?

I really don't see that killing every single fish I have never done anything but float the bag and I have never lost a fish due to an acclamation problem. I think they are being suffocated because of the top on the tank.

I do this also and have never had a fish die because of it so I seriously doubt that's the problem.

That's all part of the fun though

What are these reasons you speak of?