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Welcome to the community! Got any pics of the tank?
Yes.. now don’t get upset I have a tang, someone shut down their tank bc of moving and gave it and a bunch of other fish to my son and he gave the tang to me bc my tank is bigger. With all the stress of the rehoming and then rehoming again I’m keeping it til he’s too big then deciding what to do with him. He’s adjusted well and eats like a pig.. has actually filled out since I got him.. he had been pretty thin.
I did just add the large arch so I have a lot of coral I need to place yet.
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Yes.. now don’t get upset I have a tang, someone shut down their tank bc of moving and gave it and a bunch of other fish to my son and he gave the tang to me bc my tank is bigger. With all the stress of the rehoming and then rehoming again I’m keeping it til he’s too big then deciding what to do with him. He’s adjusted well and eats like a pig.. has actually filled out since I got him.. he had been pretty thin.
I did just add the large arch so I have a lot of coral I need to place yet.
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Looks Awesome tang looks great in there
 

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