HOLY GRAIL TANG

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SO what do you think is the holy grail of tangs based on beauty and grace.

The pic is a bit old as he’s bigger and more beautiful now….so majestic although a bit onary at times….What is your Holy grail tang?

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Calico or koi tang. Not my fish I’m not a millionaire :p
You never see people with these tangs. Come to think of it, I don't think I have ever seen a member on here who has one of those fish, haha.
 
My Friend's Blonde Naso. Seen this tang, I got mine, tiny 2 inch Blonde Naso. Last two pictures is mine growing up.
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My personal favorite that is affordable, I mean I love power blue but I never was able to keep one alive:(
 
My PBT is beautiful tang, but I think a nice healthy Achilles Tang is the Holly Grail Tang. I am trying to fet a small Achilles tang right now. Finding one is not easy
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SO what do you think is the holy grail of tangs based on beauty and grace.

The pic is a bit old as he’s bigger and more beautiful now….so majestic although a bit onary at times….What is your Holy grail tang?

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Love to see a recent, update picture of this guy.
 
Keep it simple and old school. Powder Blue and in a school
Powder Blue tangs are too smart. They are not going to school in a tank. ;)
 
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Calico or koi tang. Not my fish I’m not a millionaire :p
If I could find one like him, would agree! My concern is that I’ve heard of hobbyist regret their purchase as they many times revert back to a normal looking tang…ouch.
 

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