How fat are your tangs? (pics)

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Seriously, this fatty is shaped like a triangle.

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Dag that's thick! I love fat tangs! Nice pics bro.
 
Thats one fat tang.

I keep thinking in my head that it needs to just keep swimming, just keep swimming. :nerd: to lose some of that belly. :bigsmile:
 
Man, it's so great to see such healthy tangs...looks like you need to figure out how to put little fishy tread mills in there...
 
Wild tangs DO look like footballs. Good job guys!
 
This angle doesn't show much, but this Yellow Tang is so fat that the tail bone is completely disappeared on one side. She does eat well, that's for sure

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oh sigh!!! I miss my fatty clown tang, but thats why I got rid of him. Too much of a pig, and constantly picking food out of my Acans and chalices after feeding them.

Doest really show how fat he was, but trust me, he was FAT!
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My Naso tang “Barrett” only had him 8 months so he can’t be to old
 

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