Tang in 70 gallon tank?

I have a fluval Osaka 260l that has 70lbs of live rock and 80lbs of live sand. Have a fluval 496 canister that I run with just chemi pure carbon. In the process of adding a sump. I will be using a tunze 9006 protein.

The tank is 41" wide. I keep hearing that they need at least a 4ft wide tank.

Are there any tangs that would do fine in my tank. I am looking at the kole tang and any of the bristletooth tangs.


I would be adding this fish last.

If I can't get a tang, what other fish would work well for my set up?

My plan is too have a few small fish and 1 fish that got a little bigger than all the others.

My current livestock:
2 true perculas
1 green chromis
1 lawnmower blenny
2 wheeler gobies
1 hectors goby
1 sideline wrasse

2 cleaner shrimp
4 turbo snails
4 electric blue hermit crabs
8 assorted small hermit crabs

 

A kole tang or any of the smallest bristletooth tangs should be OK.

 

The Tomini tang has always been a favorite of mine,they do require very good water quality from what I've read,but very beautiful.

 

Yellow, kole, and blue tangs. Any of the smaller sized ones like 2in10 said.

 

Maybe a small bristletooth tang. IMO a yellow would get to big, a blue would get way to big.

 

70 should be fine for most tangs

 

Not even close, its fine for the bristletooths, no others.