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View Poll Results: How long?
died within 0-3 months 0 0%
died within 4-6 months 0 0%
died within 7-9 months 0 0%
died within 10-12 months 0 0%
died within 13-18 months 0 0%
died within 19-24 months 0 0%
died within 2-3 years 0 0%
died within 3-4 years 0 0%
died after 5 years + 1 4.17%
currently alive 0-6 months 1 4.17%
currently alive 7-12 months 1 4.17%
currently alive over 1 year 3 12.50%
currently alive over 2 years 0 0%
currently alive over 3 years 0 0%
currently alive over 4 years 1 4.17%
currently alive 5 years + 0 0%
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Old 09-27-2007, 12:14 AM
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Default Tang - Sailfin Zebrasoma veliferum

Please provide your experience in this poll:
  • Use the top 9 poll questions if your fish has passed away.
  • Use the bottom 7 poll questions if you currently own this fish.
  • Multiple polls are allowed.
  • Select the best answer to the best of your knowledge.
  • Adding comments or elaborating on the cause of death in a post is encouraged.
The options are as follows:

died within 0-3 months
died within 4-6 months
died within 7-9 months
died within 10-12 months
died within 13-18 months
died within 19-24 months
died within 2-3 years
died within 3-4 years
died after 5 years +
currently alive 0-6 months
currently alive 7-12 months
currently alive over 1 year
currently alive over 2 years
currently alive over 3 years
currently alive over 4 years
currently alive 5 years +
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Alas the sailfin I purchased on boxing day 2007, passed just 3 short weeks after I added it. It was a small juvi and was eating and friendly, but just the other day I came home to find it dead, suctioned to a koralia.

I would try again but perhaps an older specimen.
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after my chromis it must be the hardiest fish in my tank. chomping more than a sheet a day of seaweed, always swimming in front on the koralia lol, awesome fish no doubt
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My sailfin is currently eating and swimming well. He's a happy guy so far
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after my chromis it must be the hardiest fish in my tank. chomping more than a sheet a day of seaweed, always swimming in front on the koralia lol, awesome fish no doubt
Ha! Mine loves swimming directly in the wake (and trying to eat any algae off of) my Tunze powerheads. Most funny is that she swims in the path to "do her business" and my Kole Tang swims right behind to eat her poop.
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