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Old 10-02-2005, 05:08 PM   #1
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kole tang

anyone have any experience with the kole or yellow eyed tang? i have a 75g with a clown, bi color angel and mandarin. and i am thinking of getting one.

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Old 10-02-2005, 05:26 PM   #2
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Had one. Hides a lot.
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Yes, Early on, but unfortumately it became infected with ich and did not make it. I think you would be ok with current tank mates. recommend long QT though.
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I don't have one but know guys who do and there a cool fish. It sould do well with your size tank and mates.
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They are a docile tang, relatively shy, they like to graze rocks and will eat most nuisance algaes. They do not get very large and would be a nice addition to what you have. Be sure to supply it with dried seaweed.
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sounds good. i have a bunch of different nori ready for a grazer. i have been thinking about that tang because of the smaller size. i know many people keep tangs in a 75 and it seems to be okay, but when i look at our tank i just can imagine a big tang swimming around in there. i like the small fish in a big ocean look. lots of room to swim for them. like i said though, nothing wrong with a tang in a 75. i dont want to start any opinion wars

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I know it is not recomended, but I kept two tangs in a 75g for close to a year.
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I have had mine for about 5 years. Very hardy fish and goes well with another different tang. I now have 3 tangs in my 125 and they get along fine. Kole tangs are a good addition
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Kole Tangs are awesome....always picking at rocks and grazing around. Mine doesnt hide at all, always out roaming around
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