L/F Tangs & Xenia

[jeremyjoslin]

Sometimes it just doesn't hurt to ask, so here I go:

If anyone has a tang that's outgrown their tank and they want to send it to a good home, I may be interested. I have a 6ft 125g that's aching for an appropriate tang species. Current livestock includes a few small gobi's, a mandarin, a juvi pair of black misbar oscellaris, and some inverts.

Also, would really love some pulsing xenia to sprinkle into the right nooks and cranies.

I can offer a big, fat bag of caulerpa jam-packed with pods in return if you desire.

PM or email me (best) if you're interested in making the family here happy.

 

[EllieSuz]

If you put Xenia in a couple of "nooks and crannies" pretty soon you'll have in invading your whole system. I've been pretty lucky keeping it on a rock at the very top, although it still grows on the glass and has to be scraped off. Now and then a little bit will come loose and settle in an area where it's unwanted. Keeping ahead of it is hardly worth the trouble.

 

[jeremyjoslin]

I personally like the look of it, as long as it's really xenia and not anthelia. I had it in a previous tank, and it did grow alot, but made some nice filler flora.

 

[Mike1634]

you should try some snowflake xenia

 

[jeremyjoslin]

Sure. I'd be willing to try any Xenia I can get my hands on at the moment. Thus, my post here.

 

[pascal32]

I've got some growing on the glass you can have.

 

[jeremyjoslin]

PM sent

 

[jeremyjoslin]

Ping.

Still looking for a tang...

 

[jaybfresh]

If you need anymore Xenia just let me know

 

[jeremyjoslin]

Thanks. Good on xenia now....

Hoping the tang police pulled someone over and convinced them they should look for a new home for their tang.

I can provide that new home!

 

[NirvanaFan]

Kind of funny... I used to have a tang that ate xenia. The xenia went from kind of a nuisance to me missing it.