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I just got a blue tang and yellow tang as a surprise gift for my birthday from my family. I have had tangs in the past, but wanted to re-visit nutrition with regard to nori. Can we talk green, brown, red and their pros and cons of each.?

-Why each are important in their own way.
-Should they be soaked with any other additives such as garlic?
-What brands are the best? General thoughts.
 

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Congrats on the tangs!!!!
I have two yellow tangs and a Kole in qt. I currently feed them human grade dried nori that is made for sushi. No added anything. I have red and green and put some on each side of the tank. They love both. In fact, my lawnmower and angels and damsels eat it too.
Personally, I would give them a variety. Keep at least two types on hand and also use pellet or flake or enhanced frozen too. I do not use additives with my nori. In fact, I do not use it at all unless making my own food.
 
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In the past, I have done red and green by ocean nutrition. Believe they add garlic. I feed pellets twice daily, I occasionally feed frozen (once weekly). My stock was real low and now I have the tangs I want to add nori to the mix.

I seem to remember what I was buying before smelled pretty bad. Is this an issue?
 

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To keep tangs healthy, IMO, they need lots of options and constant grazing opportunities. My fish are all pretty young, so I feed a ton. Even when all my fish were over 5yrs with me, I fed a lot.
If you provide lots of various options, you should do fine. I just get the human stuff because it is much cheaper and straight nori. I have used LRS nori and I think another brand specific to fish.
 

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This is what I feed my desjardini and Kole and they love it lasts a long time too.
 

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That is the green I feed. The red is this one:

  • 30 Full Size Sheets Full Sheet KIMNORI Sushi Nori Premium Roasted Seaweed Rolls Wraps Snack Laver, USDA ORGANIC, Gluten Free, No MSG, NON-GMO, Vegan 10 Sheet X 3 Pack / 김, のり, 海苔, 紫菜


30 Full Size Sheets Full Sheet KIMNORI Sushi Nori Premium Roasted Seaweed Rolls Wraps Snack Laver, USDA ORGANIC, Gluten Free, No MSG, NON-GMO, Vegan 10 Sheet X 3 Pack / 김, のり, 海苔, 紫菜
by KIMNORI

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