Blue, Scopas, and Chocolate Tang For Sale/Re-home
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$300.00
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ZelleI’m looking to re-home three of my beloved fish to a new, suitable home for them. They’re very much my “pets”, so I’m not just giving them away to someone who won’t take care of them. They’re healthy and happy, and I want to know they’ll stay that way. They all live together with other fish in my 150 gallon reef tank where they are fed seaweed twice a day (that’s why they keep their beautiful colors), and meaty foods (brine, Mysis, krill, flakes) twice a day.
I just need to reduce the bio-load in this tank. They all get along together with other fish and have a pleasant temperament. The blue tang is the smaller of the two, so it’s submissive. The Scopas is smaller than the sailfin, so it’s submissive. And the chocolate is submissive to the powder blue as well. So they’ll get along well with other fish in your tank. I wouldn’t recommend putting them in any tank less than 150 gallon unless they’re alone or only with a few others. Then, you could probably get away with a 75-120 gallon.
I’ll sell them separately as follows: Blue Tang - $175 - 4-5” adult Scopas Tang - $75 - 3-4” adult Chocolate Tang - $100 - 4-5” adult All - $300
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Blue, Scopas, and Chocolate Tang For Sale/Re-home
1 Day
45
0
$300.00
Note: KSL, its service providers, and the seller receive data from this message. See our Privacy Notice and TOU for details.
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoCashAppPayPalZelleI’m looking to re-home three of my beloved fish to a new, suitable home for them. They’re very much my “pets”, so I’m not just giving them away to someone who won’t take care of them. They’re healthy and happy, and I want to know they’ll stay that way. They all live together with other fish in my 150 gallon reef tank where they are fed seaweed twice a day (that’s why they keep their beautiful colors), and meaty foods (brine, Mysis, krill, flakes) twice a day.
I just need to reduce the bio-load in this tank. They all get along together with other fish and have a pleasant temperament. The blue tang is the smaller of the two, so it’s submissive. The Scopas is smaller than the sailfin, so it’s submissive. And the chocolate is submissive to the powder blue as well. So they’ll get along well with other fish in your tank. I wouldn’t recommend putting them in any tank less than 150 gallon unless they’re alone or only with a few others. Then, you could probably get away with a 75-120 gallon.
I’ll sell them separately as follows: Blue Tang - $175 - 4-5” adult Scopas Tang - $75 - 3-4” adult Chocolate Tang - $100 - 4-5” adult All - $300
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