Well now you tell me! ;ShiftyThe first rule of scopas club is we do not talk about scopas tangs, it is our sneaky little secret!![]()
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Well now you tell me! ;ShiftyThe first rule of scopas club is we do not talk about scopas tangs, it is our sneaky little secret!![]()
RIGHT!!?? i feel betrayed.Well now you tell me! ;Shifty
I think part of the problem is my yellow was tiny, I got one of the Biota capitve and they are tiny when they are shipped and sold. I'm not complaining, because now hes happy healthy and growing in my frag tank. However I think that was part of it, the scopis was about twice his size. I wouldn't have even tried it but I had a plan B with the frag tank.

Hopefully, the CB tend to run higher especially on ones like that. I am extremely lucky and have a wholesale hookup so I paid a great price for the yellow.My flame angel is cb, not raised, quite a rare little baggage, I paid more for her, hopefully some of that filtered back to the breeder!![]()
you can keep one. im telllingggg yyoouuuuI am Tangless![]()
You can get away with a scopas. but only a scopas. or a yellow eyed kole tang, but only a yellow eyed kole tang. or a yellow tang, but only a yellow tang. You get the idea.@Musovski I might in the new tank. Only If I'm sure it will be happy. 30" is not much distance to swim.

pretty much any bristletooth.look at a kole tang
because of the same diet... makes sense.Actually, probably not. Tangs are typically aggressive toward Tailspot Blennies.
Yep.because of the same diet... makes sense.
Maybe a captive bred Tang?
You’re better off with a wild tang. Captive bred tangs are a no no in my eyes

