Help pick a tang

[jason2459]

maybe this one will work...
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not the brightest light on the tree...he was trying to get to the mysis that was floating around under the dome. i was feeding the brain coral. LOL

You're just to popular!

 

[All Seas]

Right now the tank has a clown, fire fish, and melanurus wrasse

 

[DaveRaz]

Just finishing up QT for my kole, he is a beautiful purple. Was brownish the first week and turned colors here recently. He is quite the character.

 

[Fish Ed]

Right now the tank has a clown, fire fish, and melanurus wrasse

Finish stocking your fishes then add the tang last. As peaceful it can generally be, it usually becomes territorial when you add a new fish after it.

 

[DieselJunkie]

Blue eyed kole tangs are great fish as well

 

[thebigblue]

A lot of love for the Kole. A great fish.

For the extra money, do you guys put the Chevron in the same class? All things equal will it behave like a Kole?

 

[jason2459]

Chevrons are good too. Understand that most pictures you see are of them as juveniles. They don't have that bright flare coloration as they mature into adults.

 

[jbvdhp]

Chevrons are good too. Understand that most pictures you see are of them as juveniles. They don't have that bright flare coloration as they mature into adults.

Yup. Personally, I love the adult coloration more. People think they're ugly, but I wouldn't say so. I picked one up from a member, and man they are pretty when they are the dark, almost black color, with the light blue/gray patterns running thru them.

 

[thebigblue]

I just added a 2" White Tail Bristletooth Tang to my tank today from Blue Zoo.

Like the original post, I've got a smaller tank (93g cube) so I tried to pick the smallest tang I could.

He's getting to know his new home and cleaning the Rock of any algae. A beautiful little fish.