Show off your Tangs

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My blue eye kole. Impossible little bigger to photograph
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Yellow mimic tang now in change for the last few months. Just like when an adult, pics don't do these guys justice. The body is giving way to shades of orange and red, while the dark parts of the dorsal fins and tail are giving way to purple and blue tones.

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my convict tang is always photo bombing when I am taking shots of my coral.

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First blue hippo tang.
Swims actively all around the tank.
Likes to hang around my perc, like a real life nemo and dory!

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Take care of that guy and watch him closely they are extra prone to latteral rot and ich, mv aswell nice tank though very vibrant and healthy looking best of luck with your tang [emoji106]
 
An older picture taken back from June 2017 showing the 10 tangs I have in the tank.;Joyful
And yes, I still have all of them.
5x yellow
1x Powder Blue
1x Powder Brown
1x Whitetail Bristle
1x Red Sea Sailfin
1x Purple
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