Might have to sell achillies tang and goldflake

[lcf425]

MIGHT want to sell away my achillies tang and goldflake as they are chasing my new addition of fish fishes have gone through full cupramine treatment and is feeding on anything.Food is also soak in selcon and vitamin M.Both fishes are not caught yet !

achillies tang size 8inches

price $500

goldflake 4inches

price $400

collection hume park 1

sms 93258321

[SamuelTan]

What the hell? You selling the most beautiful fish in your tank!?

[lcf425]

Got something more beautiful haha

[lcf425]

A video of my AT and goldflake both can be hand feed too ^.^

[Bulldozer]

What the hell? You selling the most beautiful fish in your tank!?

I will echo the same thing.

WHAT??!!!!!!!!!!!!! Finally you got your AT to a Eating and Healthy Stage. For all those hours of worries and hypertension.. now you wanna sell ???

You Siao ah ???

[GoofFish]

up lah bro.... AT darn ssuuuuuu----eeeeeeee!!

[lcf425]

bulldozer : i know but what to do he dun give my fish face lei

goofish : thanks for the comment ^.^

too all i am most likely not going to sell the AT as its aggession has tone down alot however if keen in that price do let me know thanks

[Underwater]

I will never do that if I've a stable, feeding and gorgeous AT. IMO not even a gem or black tang can beat a AT as it's a difficult fish.

[Digiman]

I will never do that if I've a stable, feeding and gorgeous AT. IMO not even a gem or black tang can beat a AT as it's a difficult fish.

Having kept all three before.

I would say Gem and Black tangs rank the same in terms of how much i like them. Being zebrasomas, they are both easy, hardy, grow smaller, less active and requires lesser swimming space. I kept gem once and black tang two times. If i want a tang i would go for either of these two again.

AT i kept three times and i would not keep again if i ever want a tang. Only big AT has nice teardrop and small AT imo is not nice. However big AT requires a really huge tank to feel comfortable. They are sensitive and i only managed to keep it ick-free in a copper tank, which is the last time. They are hard to get feeding but are pretty easy after they start eating. Most of the time they die becos they succumb to ick. So i only recommend AT for those who are keeping fishes in FOWLR.

Otherwise with a reef tank, better to go with zebrasoma family is easier.

I've seen LCF's giant AT personally and i feel his AT will be even happier in a bigger home, like 5ft and above. He could and should settle with a slightly smaller AT.

[lcf425]

currently reserve