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    powder blue's

    I have a 72 gallon tank. there are no tangs in the tank, but i am hoping to get a powder blue. however i get mixed coments about the powder blue. some say it is to aggresive, some say it is not. i currently have a lawnmower blenny,flame dwarf angel, 2 cardinal's and a purple raze. the tank is a reef set-up. if you guys could give your opinion on the powder blue it will really help. give opinions on all aspects of the fish and it's behaviors
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    72 its a bit small for a PB--they reach adult size fast and will need alot more room.

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    tangs

    you could always get a yellow tang or a purple one!...they don't grow to be totally HUGEEE!

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    They're one of the hardest fish to keep... even in a large tank. I think a 72 still might be a bit too small for one of these guys, which is a shame.. they're beautiful fish!
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    I have a Powder Blue in my 180 along with my Blonda Naso, yes it is a somewhat aggressive fish, yes it grows fast, and yes they need alot of room to swim. I have my rocks setup so that he can not only swim around them but also through them to give him more swimming area. and as far as aggression, he has a major problem with my bicolor blennie, chasing it back into its hole any chance he gets. but thats about it, other then that hes a constant grazer eats great and is very active and visible. hth

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    Kole tangs are great and don't get huge. Very mild mannered too. In case you decide not to get the Powder Blue.
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