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Originally Posted by saltwaterseahorses
like whats the smallest tank size they can a tang be in?
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Originally Posted by saltwaterseahorses
so what could go in a 34 gallon red sea?
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Originally Posted by untamed
Sorry...not a good idea.
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Originally Posted by JDigital
+1.. No matter how small they are at the fish store...  |
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Originally Posted by saltwaterseahorses
like whats the smallest tank size they can a tang be in?
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Originally Posted by JDigital
Thought we covered this?
None will work in a 34G tank.
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Originally Posted by fishoholic
Kole tangs, Scopas tangs and yellow tangs are the smaller type of tangs and you can find them loonie sized in the store however ones that small have about a 30% chance of living for more then a few weeks. Keep in mind that if you get a small one that lives, within 3-4 months you will need a minimum of a 90g tank for them to live happily in.
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Originally Posted by saltwaterseahorses
Weell i dont want to risk a life o i'll stay away
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Originally Posted by saltwaterseahorses
So if I were too get a scopas tang how big should the tank be???
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As you can clearly see we have answered your question, the minimum tank size for a scopas would be a 90g, your 34g will not work as a proper house for a tang. You yourself said that you didn't want to risk a life but yet you are asking again about tangs when you've already got the answer. Just because you might not like the answer doesn't mean it's going to change when you keep asking the same question.
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Originally Posted by saltwaterseahorses
ok because before i got my first red sea the person had a moray eel in it and after that a yellow tang, and a scopas tang
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Maybe because someone else did it you hope we'll say it's ok and that's why you keep asking, however just because someone else did it doesn't mean it's right. Most of us on here care about our fish and we want what is best for them, and for keeping a tang you really need a minimum of a 90g tank, and honestly with tangs as they get bigger a 180g or larger tank is better for them to live in.
Anyway this thread is for pictures of tangs if you'd like to start a tang discussion you could start a new thread in the Marine fish section. So for now
