My Tang

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  1. Ruminus

    Ruminus Astrea Snail

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    Can anyone tell me exactly what kind of tang this is? I've heard everything from Scopas to Sailfin. Pic is from the iPhone, so not the best, but will hopefully suffice. :confused:
     

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  2. Va Reef

    Va Reef Giant Squid

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    its a sailfin.
     
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  3. thepanfish

    thepanfish Flying Squid

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    Desjardinii Sailfin
     
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  4. Ruminus

    Ruminus Astrea Snail

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    For my info, is that "Day Jar Dee Knee?"
     
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  5. evolved

    evolved Wrasse Freak

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    +1 here
     
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  6. cosmo

    cosmo Giant Squid

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  7. Ruminus

    Ruminus Astrea Snail

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    Max size according to the link 1' 4". Holy cow! Well, I guess I'll keep him happy and healthy for a while, then look for a new home as he grows. Maybe by the time the need arises, I'll have a 200 set up. ;D Anyway, he is a very cool fish with lots of character; it's fun to be a fishie foster family for a while if nothing else. I've been using the good ol' turkey baster to feed cyclops and mysis for a bit now, and as soon as the baster breaks the water surface, he's right there picking at the tip, like, "OK, feed us already!" :laughcry:
     
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