Gauging interest in yellow tang(s)

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B'ham or N AL only please
I have a trio of yellow tangs (2"-3")I got in late Jan from Marine Collectors. Seem to be having some personality clashes. They have yet to settle down and it's frankly making me a little crazy. I am considering getting a fish trap and trying to get one or two out. I got them right before the ban so got them for a decent price ($200/ea). These are fully quarantened, conditioned, and pest free (see link for Elliott's med regimine https://www.marinecollectors.com/pages/why-us ). At this point I'm just trying to see if there is anyone in the area who would be interested in buying one if I can catch it/them). Just looking to recoup my cost. I could hold in my refugium for a couple days, but would want it out pretty quick after capture (which could be a while, I don't have a trap yet).
Again, haven't made up my mind, just thinking out loud (or whatever this is). I'm just outside B'ham

Video from when they were behaving, back in the good old days :p

 
Update, I have borrowed a trap from a local reefer in B'ham. Anyone interested in the best deal you'll see on a yellow tang?
 
Sure pm me.
 

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