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12-05-2008, 04:09 AM
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My tangs never grew beyond the size I bought them. Nothing noticeable anyway. My YT was typical pet store size, maybe 4" nose to tail?
I feed daily, broccoli, kale, nori and a variety of meaty bits, but never had a tang grow.
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12-05-2008, 05:45 AM
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I keep a YT and a Powder Brown in my 90, both are doing very well, very happy, ive had the yellow for about a year and a half and the PB for about 2 months now!
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12-05-2008, 12:41 PM
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When I started I didn't know about the 4 ft rule but I have 2 tangs in my 72 bow. Not
sure of the exact measure. I first had a yellow tang and It grew large and mean. Sold him and got a smaller yellow tang. I also have a hippo who is growing by the minute. If I could get the yellow out I would. I did have a book that tells you how many gallons are needed that was what I went with. I also have a 95 gal with 3 tangs in it.
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12-05-2008, 01:43 PM
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Honestly now! I can't believe anyone would condone placing a tang in anything smaller than an 8 ft tank! It must feel like a prison for these poor fish!
 Just kidding... I intend on keeping a tang or two in my 4ft 90 gallon when it gets setup in the new house.
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