Yellow Tang Anyone?

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The question of the day is how many shots did it take to get that baby? Nice picture
 
That's a sweet looking tang!
 
Excellent Rev. That could be a species shot for sure, excellent detail, and no background to distract. (You may want to "tattoo" the fish with your name, to prevent this.)
 
Beautiful shot and I agree with Poseidon. I'd put some kind of mark on that fish body. This one's too easy to steal and drop out/alter the background. Nice camera work.
Gary
 
Thanks everyone! I took your advice and stamped it! :)
 
I see ich on that fish.........wait just a piece of dust on my screen. great looking critter
 
hey rev just got a response on the idol.. he thinks idols are too delicate to ship and it's too expensive so he says.
 
dangit, now I can't use it on ebay, when I sell livestock ;-)

Nice pic. My sailfin keeps killing any Zebrasoma tangs I add...
 
Spectacular pic Rev. I still am a huge fan of Yellow Tangs, even though they are fairly common. There just aren't many fish that add such an intense splash of color to the tank as they do.
 

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