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Old October 4th, 2008, 06:43 PM
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Blonde Naso Tang?

Hardy? Easy? What can everyone tell me about their personal experiences with them?

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Re: Blonde Naso Tang?

fairly hardy, and very peaceful
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Re: Blonde Naso Tang?

I think it would make a great show fish for my 180

I don't even know how many fish I could go with, I was thinking a school of chromis or anthias would be wikkid though

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Re: Blonde Naso Tang?

yeah, that would look really nice, be careful with anthias though, very finicky fish and need lots of feedings, and if your going to go with the blonde naso as a show piece for the tank then get a male
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Re: Blonde Naso Tang?

The blondes are usually harder to get to eat at first compared to reg naso but are usually hardy after established. Nasos are really peaceful so it is a good tang to get if you think you may introduce one later.
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Re: Blonde Naso Tang?

vla-min-gi > all other tangs

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Re: Blonde Naso Tang?

but a blonde naso gets big and well be able to stay in a 180 for life, unlike the vlamingi tang
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Re: Blonde Naso Tang?

Very docile and hardy as far as tang goes.My poor Biff died from unknown reasons over a year ago.[now that's an oxymoron,right Dustin?]

If you like or considering anthias.Go ahead an get them first,so they can adjust before you start adding big fishes.They are really skittish,hyper little guys.Bartletts are one of the easiest and hardiest,a personal favorite of mine.Get either all females or one male and 1+ females.Males are aggressive to other males.
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Re: Blonde Naso Tang?

what part of the sentence are you asking about being an oxymoron
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Re: Blonde Naso Tang?

That nasos are hardy yet mine died....oh,nevermind!?!?
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