Kole tang in a 90 cube?

[W1ngz]

I just pulled the trigger on a 90 cube (30*30*24) build that I'll be migrating into. I currently have a standard 75 gallon, which is about the minimum for smaller tangs. I've had my Kole tang for almost 3 years, and he owns the place.

How happy is a kole tang likely to be in a larger volume, but shorter length tank?

 

[davocean]

Well, usually for tangs length of swim space is what we try to provide, and I'd usually advise one of the smaller bristles if adding a new fish to it, but understand you've had it for a while and hard to let go.
Hard to say, in past similar situations I did the less selfish thing and rehomed to friends tanks.
I suppose you could try it out and see how it goes, but you may end up needing to catch it later.

 

[LIreefguy]

A kole can easily go in a 90 cube.

It might be a little aggressive to New tank mates

I have a kole in 3 foot 57. It went crazy after I put in a coral beauty but was fine with me adding yellow tang

 

[W1ngz]

He already bullies the clown fish if there's no seaweed in the clips at the opposite end of the tank to where the clowns hang out.
I guess it's more a situation where I already know my answer, but was hoping for a way out.