How much is small yellow tang?

[hwcheong]

Hi,

Anyone can tell how much normally a yellow tang selling at? as never buy Tang before.

[Vinoth]

should be around 20 dollars

[joolye]

any where to find small yellow or purple tang...i meant size abt 1"?

[RAV-65]

hawaii around $25-28.... i tink...

[mhermie]

you may want to try ML. they have all kinds of shape.

[Ekia]

you may want to try ML. they have all kinds of shape.

yah can try ML... not the cheapest but quality is there.. i bought my Yt there yesterday... a few hours later. its already roaming ard the tank instead of just hiding in the caves... it was already pecking at ML.. just bought dried seaweed for it.. hopefully it will start eating...

Anyway it cost $25 at ML.. regardless of sizes

[nim75sg]

The size of the tang you buy is an important decision in how likely it is to be kept successfully in the tank in the long term.

Very small tangs need to feed almost continuously and they can easily starve if they don't learn to eat aquarium food immediately.

Likewise for large adults, they often find it hard to adapt to aquarium life although they can make an immediate impact on your tank. However, it is often a short-lived one.

IMO, the best sizes is somewhere around 2" to 4" and healthy Tangs are fat .. not bloated and should be active looking around for food.

Hope this info helps ...

[JustinK]

CF also bring in lots of YTs... all sorts of sizes swimming in a large school... very cute! got mine there for 20-25 bucks, cant remember clearly also.. ML ones also very good..

[hwcheong]

Everytime I put in YT in my tank, it always infected by white spot disease. is it because of my water quality?

Anything I need to take note for keeping YT?

[neokn]

The size of the tang you buy is an important decision in how likely it is to be kept successfully in the tank in the long term.

Very small tangs need to feed almost continuously and they can easily starve if they don't learn to eat aquarium food immediately.

Likewise for large adults, they often find it hard to adapt to aquarium life although they can make an immediate impact on your tank. However, it is often a short-lived one.

IMO, the best sizes is somewhere around 2" to 4" and healthy Tangs are fat .. not bloated and should be active looking around for food.

Hope this info helps ...

"Fat" who are you talking about?????

Who?? Me???? I'm definitely "fat", remark from my wife. So are my LS, my Unicorn is overweight. Guess, she is a overweigth, big bully unicorn.

[flubberina13]

You have to consider not only the water parameters but also the size of your tank. It's a tang that you are contemplating here.

And also the rest of the inhabitants.

[nim75sg]

I am "FAT" but definitely not bloated too