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Captive-bred Hawaiian Yellow Tang

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The Captive-bred Hawaiian Yellow Tang (1.5"–2") normally $185 is on sale for $149.99. But if you use coupon code YT15OFF now through June 6th, you’ll get it for only $127.49 !!
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I love semantics as much as the next person but what if it's captive bred in Hawaii using Hawaiin stock? Lol
Also the Biota ? group would not be happy since they spent thousands to breed them in captivity . The group that is fighting the ban would party all night
 
Also the Biota ? group would not be happy since they spent thousands to breed them in captivity . The group that is fighting the ban would party all night
I'd be very surprised if these weren't sourced from biota.
 
If its Captive bred then Its not Hawaiian
I understand the distinction. They're not wild-caught Hawaiian Yellow Tangs. They're captive-bred Yellow Tangs produced by Biota in Hawaii using Hawaiian broodstock. Most hobbyists still recognize them as Hawaiian Yellow Tangs because of their origin.
 
I understand the distinction. They're not wild-caught Hawaiian Yellow Tangs. They're captive-bred Yellow Tangs produced by Biota in Hawaii using Hawaiian broodstock. Most hobbyists still recognize them as Hawaiian Yellow Tangs because of their origin.
So I am just wondering what the standpoint is regarding the ban .
 

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