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Achilles
Huge thanks to Paul at Oceanic Corals for finding me the nicest and largest Achilles Tang I have ever seen! He is happily swimming around and ate both flake and pellet foods on the first night! He seemed a little unsure of the nori clip but did start to pick at it before lights out!
He is at least 7" long and not a mark on him. Once again thanks Paul! Keith. |
no pics?
he could be the largest and nicest we have ALL seen...lol |
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Achilles are one of the most difficult tangs to keep.
You can improve your chances by considering whether you want to start a feeding regimen which includes garlic extract/selcon soaked nori. Tangs are ich magnets and the achilles is no exception. The achilles needs high oxygenated water. Place a large powerhead near the surface of the water. You will see that it enjoys swimming in the flow. Best of luck. |
achilles
So far he has been very difficult to get a good picture of. I keep cutting off his head or tail or just get a black orange and white blur! I will try again later on today.
Thanks for the advice but, I have done my research. He will join the rest of the "Tang Gang" in a week or so! Keith. |
Good luck with the Achilles. A few of the members have been successful with this difficult tang, so hopefully you will join their ranks.
Marie's (in Powell River) Doofus is the biggest, fattest, sassiest Achilles I know but it lives in a 175g bowfront as the only tang. |
DON'T have any other ick magnet tangs with the Achilles (ie. Powder blues for instance). They'll just keep giving the ick back & forth.
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Congrats on your new Achilles.I had ken at Blue World Aquatics bring me in a 10" one. He's in qt for two more weeks.So far so good he eats like a champ and they do like there flow he's always playing and swimming in it but no ick to be seen .Good luck with your new fish.
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