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Picture a plate in your tank. That is the size your tang will get. They grow surprisingly quicklly. They are very active, swimming to and fro all the time and that is why they, and almost all tangs, require large tanks, six feet, so that they have the room to swim. Thank you for asking about it's care but in the future, in the interest of the fish you are considering buying, it is much better to ask for advice from reefers here before you buy. Good Luck. |
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![]() I dont know if hes eating right now, I got Red Seaweed and brime shrimp but neather of those seem to interest him. I put the seaweed on a piece of rock but no go only the peppermint shrimp seem to like it. Any ideas?
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Get some frozen cyclopses or even crush some dry food and soak it in garlic extract or Garlic Extreme first. Garlic sometimes acts as a stimulate to get fish that wont eat to eat. |
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![]() +1, Grows fast, ich magnet. I have a 210 gallon tank and with in a year the guy has double in size and almost out grown my tank. He still has ick till this day.
![]() IMHO its gonna out grown your tank in no time. Think powder blue of yellow tangs. Quote:
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