Marc...stick with two, much easier to handle...it gives you even more reason to come back to South Dakota later this year to see a large collection of tangs in one home aquarium.......<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11953335#post11953335 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by melev
Your tank is looking great Chuck. Your newest tang is so pretty, which makes me want to get a few for my little reef. However, I think two is enough. Wouldn't you agree?
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11954769#post11954769 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Goodwin9
Had it not been for TANGDIVER pointing that page for that fish, I would have missed it. Here is a picture of the one that I purchased last June from LA for $189. This one was about 4 " when I got it and was doing well in the tank until I had a mishap in late October and lost the fish. I wanted to find one to replace it, but never had seen another until TANGDIVER forwarded the link to the fish on SWF.
Sharp eyes! I missed that. I went back and looked at the invoice from LA and they shipped it as a Spotted Cheeks tang. I thought that this new one looked much sharper than my original, but thought that it had to due with it begin twice the size. I wonder if that marking doesn't appear with age??????
Actually, I had never seen this anenome this expanded before. I thought that maybe it was about ready to split. This morning, you can imagine my surprise when I looked at the tank and didn't see it until I looked closely and then noticed the eggs. I've lost track of how many times this pair has laid eggs that I have found, and probably many more that I didn't notice. It would really be neat if some day, I would actually end up with some additional clowns. (Just what I need, more fish in the tank.........)
