Healthy Yellow Tang 2.5-3"

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I have a very healthy yellow tang about 2.5 to 3 inches big that needs to go. He's in a 55g reef and very happy. I added a Fiji Anthias ( which I think is just a lyretail) and the YT is just picking on him. It's the first day but I feel it's not going to stop. I really love this anthias and wouldn't mind seeing the tang go.

Selling it for $20, you'll have to come pick it up. I'm in Van Nuys, Ca.

Pm me if you're interested.
 
Bump. FREE! Just come pick it up.

I really want him gone. He's very healthy and fat. Need to remove him he's too big for my tank
 
I'll try to take some photos, he had that HLLE thing when I bought him a couple months ago but he has since recovered very well. The LFS wasn't taking care of him properly... used to have pitted holes by his head but they are almost completely gone. He's had a good diet of nori, flakes, brine and mysis.

Very active and has personality. Sadly, he's just too big for my 55 and I can't add any other fish :(
 
I'll take some better pics when I get home but here's one to start
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He's still doing great btw. He has settled in and is being very neighborly to his tank mates.
 
Hey Drew

That's good to hear - I'm glad he's doing well :)
 

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