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Dang I was gonna pick up a nice one today...
There is always some risk with benthic feeders. Tangs get a lot of good press for eating algae but many of us have seen the occasional tang go rouge. blue tangs are notorious for eating zoas. Austin lefevre mentions that he has pulled more tangs for eating corals than angels in this great Macna talk.
That’s somewhat unusual. Some of the large angels can be bad but unusual that it would immediately devour all corals. what kind of angel? Were you following any of the suggestions laid out in that video?I had an angel that would absolutely not lot me put coral in my tank, it would destroy it immediately!!!
Didn't watch the video, and he wouldn't devour them, he wouldn't relentlessly pick at them till they died... The angel eventually passed of old age, his name was frank and he almost made it 10 years...That’s somewhat unusual. Some of the large angels can be bad but unusual that it would immediately devour all corals. what kind of angel? Were you following any of the suggestions laid out in that video?
And also, he was a pretty fish, and a stubborn bully... After that angel, I'll never do another 1...That’s somewhat unusual. Some of the large angels can be bad but unusual that it would immediately devour all corals. what kind of angel? Were you following any of the suggestions laid out in that video?
That's a bummer, has the tang left it alone since you started feeding more seaweed???My yellow tang ate my hammer a couple months ago. I posted about it on here. I've been feeding more algae strips since then.
He has behaved. I have not noticed anything else being picked at and nothing has died. I try to feed my tank light because it's pretty new and I've been battling diatoms. Everybody else eats light but the tang gets his seaweed now.That's a bummer, has the tang left it alone since you started feeding more seaweed???