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Old 07-09-2003, 08:13 AM   #1
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Tang Question !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Is there any tangs that will go with shrimp and crabs. Such as the naso, yellow, salfin, or anyother kind of tang ?

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all of them will pretty well get along with the inverts
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Old 07-09-2003, 08:57 AM   #3
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Tangs are herbivorous. As Hara said, I think you'd be OK with any of them. Some tangs get really large though so be sure you have enough tank to accomodate them as adults.
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Old 07-09-2003, 07:29 PM   #4
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I have a 105 gallon, is that good for a tang
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What are the dimentions of the tank?

Ideally tangs should have good amount of swimming room. A 105 gal tank should be fine for a tang or two.
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Old 07-09-2003, 08:25 PM   #6
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What Tangs are the easiest to keep and will get along with shrimp and crabs
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Old 07-09-2003, 09:12 PM   #7
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I dno about easy to keep, but I think a small yellow tang and a medium naso or pacific blue would be ok together
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Old 07-09-2003, 09:15 PM   #8
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Naso's need alot of swimming room, as in left to right, right to left stuff
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O, well then buy a yellow, and a pacific. Is that ok?
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i have an old aquarium book that says you can not have tangs with inverts it also shows you how to set up a saltwater aqu with ugf
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well this website says you can, and these other people say yes, but thanks for the heads up, i make sure i keep an eye on them.
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I have read that you can't put 2 tangs together or else they will fight.
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gt i think tangs are reef safe it was a very old book which is why the ugf was recommended i think the only real problem with the tang is having a tank big enough and not mixing them with their own kind.
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well, i think i may get a yellow and a salfin tang, any comments?
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i have a 105 gallon that should be good
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introduce them at the same time. Their bodyshape is similar and you can expect some scuffling for awhile.
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i had a pacific blue tang and a yellow tang that didn't get along well enough.. lucky they didn't have those spines... i had to get rid of the blue tang..
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Thanks alot, umm, what do u think about the black tang or purple tang
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together?? i mean they are both of similar shape.. there's always a chance for fighting.. try to go for fishes that are different in shape and size.. i think you can put them together though if you introduce them at the same time..
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Thanks, I appreciate it, if i have anyother Qs i will be sure to ask. thanks
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