If i has three tangs is that ok

I has sailfin tang and yellow tang in a 60 gallon tank but i want buy one blue hippo tang. Do they fight.

 

I'm gonna have to say that would be way over doing it, and that's probably over doing it as it is

 

Both the sailfin and the blue are going to be way too big for a 60. I wouldn't keep a sailfin and a yellow together in anything less than a 180 since they are both Zebrasoma.

 

yeah you're asking for trouble! good luck though! read ALOT of ich threads!

 

No you cannot have three tangs.

 

Definately not, I wouldn't even have one in there unless it was a very small one.

 

Not even gonna comment on that one. TANG POLICE!!!!!!!

 

I only have 1 yellow tang in a custom 4ftx4ft cube and feel it's not enough, so definatley 3 in a 60 or even 1 is probably not the best. Theese fish swim hundreds of miles a day in their natural environment.

 

read this http://www.3reef.com/forums/tropical-fish/tangs-surgeons-101-a-129050.html

 

Oicpeng, you should take a look at wrasses, anthias, chromis, clowns and other smaller less actively swimming varieties of fish. The tangs you have listed are all very active swimming fish. Tangs also get to be very large fish. I have seen extra large species come in at 12" long and 7" tall. This fish would have a lot of trouble moving around in a tank of your size, don't you think. For a tang to be happy. I would like to give it 5-10x its length in swimming room in length and at least 2-3x its length in width for your tank for the fishes rooms needs to be met.(use their max size for this).
I.e. for a 1' tang your tank dimensions should be roughly at least 5'x2' to provide enough room for them to swim and turn comfortably. That's my 2 cents.