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 EmilyB 
		
		
		I was just looking at Shadows twin at J&L and was wondering how yours is doing.  
	They are getting more in their next shipment today or tommorow of different sizes and am seriously thinking of getting one. :D  | 
		
 EmilyB 
		
		
		He's an eating machine......  :D    Very fiesty, typical acanthurus.  Always hungry and on the move.  Beautiful fish. 
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 EmilyB 
		
		
		Thanks Emily. Glad you are enjoying him/her.  [img]smile.gif[/img]   
	The tough choice was between it and a nice Chevron they have. Both came to the glass just begging for me to take them home :D Of course there can only be one lucky tang for now. Jeff  | 
		
 EmilyB 
		
		
		I have a Chevron too.  I imagine you are looking at a wee bit of price difference as well   :D 
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 EmilyB 
		
		
		Do you have a favorite between the two? 
	After getting 240lbs sand and 80 lbs live rock, plus adding the skimmer :rolleyes: whats a couple bucks here or there ;)  | 
		
 EmilyB 
		
		
		The Chevron is a lot like a Kole.  Probably the best choice for diatomous (?) algae control. My 3 year old Kole is not good with clams.  
	My favorites are all the other tangs I have besides the Chevron and the Kole, hehehe, but I have kind of an obsession for tangs. Please don't report me.... :D  | 
		
 EmilyB 
		
		
		Sounds like a case of the dreaded "Tangittis"   [img]smile.gif[/img]   
	Don't worry, I don't converse with those damn tang police :D Sounds like you need 2 x 120g [img]tongue.gif[/img] cause your about 4 tangs short a full load ;) J&L has a tang that nobody can identify. It has yellow vertical lines on its sides and looks like a ctenochaetus species but I cannot find any pictures of it any where so far. John is threatning to take it home for his tank. I may have to buy it just to grow it up to adult stage to see how it developes. :D I would have to hope it will get along with the double bar though which I'm set on getting. [img]tongue.gif[/img]  | 
		
 EmilyB 
		
		
		Well, I do have the 155g too.....  [img]tongue.gif[/img]  Hope nobody thinks I have them all in the same tank..  :D   
	There was a mystery tang pic on reefs.org a while back, but the pic is gone. I wondered if it might be the same one....they said it was a Ctenochaetus cyanocheilus.  | 
		
 EmilyB 
		
		
		"damm tang police". Awwwwwwwwwwww  :(  Guess you better not converse with me, as I am a founder.  :D 
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 EmilyB 
		
		
		Thank you for coming clean with this Emily. 
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 EmilyB 
		
		
		Deb, I think you need more tangs. I'm thinking of a school of sohals for my new tank. No more than 6 or 7 though...  ;) 
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 EmilyB 
		
		
		I looked up the cyanocheilus on fishbase.org and that is not the mystery tang at J&L. 
	In fact, I looked at every type on their site and still haven't found this perticurlar tang. Most have the stripes horizontaly whereas the stripes are vertical on this little guy. BTW a 155g and 2x 120= a lot more tangs :D I did the math ;) And Doug! I'm not talking to you [img]tongue.gif[/img]  | 
		
 EmilyB 
		
		
		Keep up the good work guys   :D  It's stuff like this that'll get me that bigger house one day   [img]tongue.gif[/img] 
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 EmilyB 
		
		
		:D 
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 EmilyB 
		
		
		I tracked the mystery tang to be an Acanthurus Pyroferus and what a beauty.  :D   
	Its going to look very nice with the tennenti in my tank and is climatizeing at this very moment [img]tongue.gif[/img]  | 
		
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 EmilyB 
		
		
		I've never seen an adult coloration mimic tang...thanks for sending the pic: 
	http://www.members.shaw.ca/bhadford1/Acpyr_u6.jpg Gorgeous fish :D  | 
		
 EmilyB 
		
		
		Thanks for posting it for me.   [img]smile.gif[/img]    
	Allen and John say that now that they know what it is they will try and get more ;) Shall I keep an eye for you Deb :D Its swimming around picking of the rock like he owns the place already :cool: [ 08 August 2002, 20:18: Message edited by: Old Guy ]  | 
		
 EmilyB 
		
		
		Hi Deb, 
	If you want an A. pyroferus I have one about 4" long. It is Certified Cyanide Free and from a MAC certified supplier. Email me offlist if you like. Cheers, Tim  | 
		
 EmilyB 
		
		
		How's your double bar doing Old ??  
	Mine has set a record for gross out poop eating. Both the scopas and the bursa go up in the water column and he, wellllll, doesn't allow the poop to get into the water column...kinda cleans it right from the rectum.... I'll have to do a poop movie.... :rolleyes:  | 
		
 EmilyB 
		
		
		Hi Deb, 
	Mine is the king of the tank and growing fast. Of course when you get to eat everything 2 or 3 times, this would have to be expected. :D Sounds like the only difference is mine has mega competition from my eibli mimic which seems to donate to the common cause a lot more often. :rolleyes: I must be lucky getting 2 nice rarer tangs that clean up after themselves. ;) Now if only I could get them to clean the glass a little better. [img]smile.gif[/img]  | 
		
 EmilyB 
		
		
		Not to really gross everyone out but..... 
	...THIS IS THE ODDEST BUNCH OF FISH I have ever had to watch.. :rolleyes: I now have the Poop Train...this is a three-some of the bursa trigger, following by an a$$hair is the db surgeon, and close in pursuit, the scopas. A continual recycle. Good grief, I never see this in the other tank.... The db also can poop, and swim in reverse to get it all again, should the entourage be busy. :cool: :D [img]tongue.gif[/img]  | 
		
 EmilyB 
		
		
		Well my tennetti has actually quit chasing his butt (so to speak) in the last few days  [img]smile.gif[/img]  . 
	The mimic on the other hand has handled the slack :rolleyes: .  | 
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