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Bookmark or Share- Need help. Tang is rubbing against rocks... | Reef2Reefvetteguy53081 said: If you feel nervous, dose at 75-80% of the recommended dosage. Remember to remove carbon if you are using any and assure there is adequate oxygen in the tank. Its not complicated- you just have to assure you dont overdose hence my recommendation on % dosage.
- how to keep/pick a Naso tang - Reef2ReefMany ppl are having hard time to keep a naso tang. Here is my tips. Apply for several tangs. - Dont pick anything lesser than 3 inches. Unless you dont QT them and have a perfect environment for new fish. - Pick 4 inches + is the best size to train and keep a Naso. - Of course, golden rule is pick the eating one at local fish store.
- Tang, the retro orange drink mix that astronauts & Florence Henderson ...1-1/4 cups orange-flavored breakfast drink (Tang) 2 teaspoons vanilla. 1-3/4 cups nonfat dry milk powder. 1/2 cup sugar Blend orange-flavored breakfast drink powder and vanilla; stir in dry milk powder and sugar. Sift together several times or until thoroughly mixed. Store in tightly covered container.
- Tangs in 75? | Reef2Reef0 0 0. ArialReef said: In a 75g gal tank it would be best if you don't put any tang in there except if the tank is 4 ft in length or more.... BUT, if you really want to, you can fit a Tomini in there, or a juvenile yellow tang. I second this and would only add one like a bristletooth or kole tang.
- Least Aggressive Tangs | Reef2ReefHere is a list by @4FordFamily from most aggressive to least. So you'll want to look at the tangs at the bottom of the list. 1) Powder Blue. 2) Powder Brown. 3) Sohal (increasingly nasty with size) 4) Clown (increasingly nasty with size) 5) Achilles (some are docile but the nasty are up there with PBT) 6) Purple. 7) Yellow.
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