5" Black Tang $750

Jason Truong

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I have a huge perfectly healthy 5" black tang for sale. He is simply just too big for my tank now. He eats like a pig. Feasts on nori, frozen foods, pellets, macro algae...just about anything. Great addition to any big tank. Seeing the jet-black zip across your tank adds a different kind of majestic visual effect to it. I'd prefer him go to a 180 gal+ if possible. $750 shipped anywhere in the the US or $600 pick up. I will personally deliver this fish to you at your request if its within reasonable driving distance or there are cheap plane tickets available :).



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Extremely healthy and friendly, but can hold his own against other tangs if needed. Although I doubt other tangs will mess with him due to his sheer size, meaning he can (probably) be housed with other tangs. Ive kept him with 2 other purple tangs since I got him.
 
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I wish I could get this, but only having a 120 gallon with an established yellow wouldn’t be smart. What part of Mississippi? I will mention to some friends.
 
I wish I could get this, but only having a 120 gallon with an established yellow wouldn’t be smart. What part of Mississippi? I will mention to some friends.
Oxford. I'll deliver him to any place within an hour and a half driving distance!
 
I wish I could get this, but only having a 120 gallon with an established yellow wouldn’t be smart. What part of Mississippi? I will mention to some friends.
Also, he's gotten along with all of my tangs, including yellows in my 75g.
 

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