Show off your tangs
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Aquarist007
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Re: Should be ok for a little while!
Re: Should be ok for a little while!
oh if you only knew-----it's only a matter of convincing my wife:eek2:
I don't think the "this only cost 20 bucks" method is going to work when a 220 arrives :lol: :rollface: :lol:
Re: Should be ok for a little while!
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11677924#post11677924 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by kilmca
I'm no expert but I had a 120 with 2 of these Tangs, the Sailfin and the Hippo. I assume this 120 is 4'x2'x2'?
They got along great but they were only in this tank together for about a year and a half. The Sailfin was about 6" and the Hippo about 5" when they went into a 180.
I think when you include the Yellow Tang you will eventually have too many fish.
What it looks like to me is that you need to start planning a larger tank.
Your tank looks great, just imagine what you could do with something bigger!
oh if you only knew-----it's only a matter of convincing my wife:eek2:
I don't think the "this only cost 20 bucks" method is going to work when a 220 arrives :lol: :rollface: :lol:
Aquarist007
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kar93 can you post the link to that thread--I'm interested
Reeftanks6
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nice
thor32766
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capn_hylinur heres a link
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1301045
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1301045
gary faulkner
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OK, I picked up a 6-7 inch Sohol for my new 265 and he's in QT for a couple weeks. I'll get a pic asap.
Don't hold your breath though, might bust something.
Don't hold your breath though, might bust something.
Reeftanks6
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lol gary faulkner cant wait to see it
flameangel88
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Help ID the pattern difference
Help ID the pattern difference
Both are about 2.5" but one with blue spots on the body and the other doesn't...is this a sex difference?
Help ID the pattern difference
Both are about 2.5" but one with blue spots on the body and the other doesn't...is this a sex difference?
Ziggy953
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Well I thought I would jump on the band-wagon as well. Since I read that this is not a Powder Brown it is a what ever you want to call it. I call it a Powder Brown.
Tank - 72gbow
Tang - Powder Brown
Name- Lilly
I've had "her" for almost a year now and she is about 4.5" long. I love this fish, she will eat right out of my hand. I call her a she because I got her when my wife and I thought we were going to have another baby and I wanted a daughter. So she is a she
Tank - 72gbow
Tang - Powder Brown
Name- Lilly
I've had "her" for almost a year now and she is about 4.5" long. I love this fish, she will eat right out of my hand. I call her a she because I got her when my wife and I thought we were going to have another baby and I wanted a daughter. So she is a she
Reeftanks6
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nice tangs yes that is a powder brown. As for you flameangle they look great and i think that there is a sex difference i think the male is the one with no dots and the female is with the dots. I am not sure but thats what i think.
flameangel88
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Thanks. I actually thought it was the other way around where males are usually more colorful but wasn't sure if region difference has anything to do with patterns in this case.
flameangel88
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thor: thanks. They are very peaceful and started eating after a couple of hours.
flameangel88
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LA Diver's Den have both:
flameangel88
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My lfs has a 6-7" Vlamingii Tang in the 600g display tank and it's beautiful and appreciated their beauty much more then in the picture.
Hendersonracing
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a few of mine!
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