Choosing the right Nori for Tangs?

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I just purchased a Bristletooth Tang. Does anyone know if the Nori people use for wrapping sushi that is sold in the asian grocery stores is the same that is used for feeding fish; specifically for tangs? I just realized I have to supplement the tang's with Nori and don't want to drive an hour to the nearest LFS to purchase it.
 
I just purchased a Bristletooth Tang. Does anyone know if the Nori people use for wrapping sushi that is sold in the asian grocery stores is the same that is used for feeding fish; specifically for tangs? I just realized I have to supplement the tang's with Nori and don't want to drive an hour to the nearest LFS to purchase it.
I use this
Two Little Fishies Atlsvgsb Sea Veg-Green Seaweed Bulk 100 Sheets Probably paying too much
 
I just purchased a Bristletooth Tang. Does anyone know if the Nori people use for wrapping sushi that is sold in the asian grocery stores is the same that is used for feeding fish; specifically for tangs? I just realized I have to supplement the tang's with Nori and don't want to drive an hour to the nearest LFS to purchase it.
I dont trust roasted anything as some have oils and preservatives. I strictly use juian sprung and Ocean nutrition brand
 
I just purchased a Bristletooth Tang. Does anyone know if the Nori people use for wrapping sushi that is sold in the asian grocery stores is the same that is used for feeding fish; specifically for tangs? I just realized I have to supplement the tang's with Nori and don't want to drive an hour to the nearest LFS to purchase it.
More than just Nori:
-Spirulina brine shrimp
- LRS Herbivore diet
- mysis shrimp
- small plankton
- Nori seaweed basted with garlic extract
- Hikari Marine cuisine
- Formula 2 flake and frozen
- Hikari veggie marine

Add selcon vitamins to the foods 2-3X per week and on alternating days, garlic extract for stamina and immunity health
 
100 Sheets (6.7oz) Dried Kelp Seaweed Nori Raw Unseasoned Snack Sushi

Been buying this for almost 2 years. Both rabbitfish, angelfish and PBT love it. And it's way cheaper than 'aquarium' nori. Keep it sealed, it will slowly dry out. I only go through 2-3 sheets a week as I'm only home about that much to load the feeders.

I agree they won't just live on nori, as I use LRS and cubes soaked in vitachem and garlic. Also pellets from daily auto feeder.
 
I use this
Two Little Fishies Atlsvgsb Sea Veg-Green Seaweed Bulk 100 Sheets Probably paying too much
This is good, I have found my tangs love the purple version more than the green. But it’s good to have variety.
Two Little Fishies ATLSVPSB Sea Veg-Purple Seaweed Bulk, 100 Sheets
 
I just use;
- Frozen mysis & brine (3 cubes of brine, 2 of mysis)
- Natural film & short/long hair algae (I try to keep a form of either of these algaes growing on the back and right hand side walls for natural grazing purposes)
- Algae balls that I can’t remember the name of
The algae eaters I have in my main display;
- Magnificent foxface
- Twinspot bristletooth tang
And I have 1 in the nano;
- Linear/Lineatus blenny
 
I just purchased a Bristletooth Tang. Does anyone know if the Nori people use for wrapping sushi that is sold in the asian grocery stores is the same that is used for feeding fish; specifically for tangs? I just realized I have to supplement the tang's with Nori and don't want to drive an hour to the nearest LFS to purchase it.

I use this one on amazon... (I hate that we can't link stuff from Amazon...!!)

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I use two little fishies purple, tangs seem to like it more than anything else I’ve tried over the years
^^This^^

I buy mine off Amazon with one day delivery. I am also a fan of the pre-made MassStick for my Kole.
 
I use Julian Spring’s Sea Veggies. I get the large package and it lasts quite a long time.
 
100 Sheets (6.7oz) Dried Kelp Seaweed Nori Raw Unseasoned Snack Sushi

Been buying this for almost 2 years. Both rabbitfish, angelfish and PBT love it. And it's way cheaper than 'aquarium' nori. Keep it sealed, it will slowly dry out. I only go through 2-3 sheets a week as I'm only home about that much to load the feeders.

I agree they won't just live on nori, as I use LRS and cubes soaked in vitachem and garlic. Also pellets from daily auto feeder.
This is the one I use too, all my fish take a bite of it too.
 

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