WTS: Brown Tang, medium-small size

[cci[RR]us]

I have a brown tang for sale. It is healthy with NO ich and NO broken fins. I feed it with normal dried seaweed, pellet veggie food (Forumla 2) and sometimes mysis shrimps.

I am selling it because it has grown too big for my 2 feet tank.

Pictures will come if you guys are really interested.

Collection is at Bukit Merah, after office hours.

Please bid here. Please start your offer at S$10.00.

[RockyBoy]

$11

[jsingh]

$12

[cci[RR]us]

Thanks for your bids!

Here's an old pic of it taken in February 2006:

You can be sure that it is much fitter now. Here's the YouTube video of my tangs eating on seaweed (the Brown Tang is inside):

[bluezing]

looks just like its master

[cci[RR]us]

I'll close the bid on Wednesday (24 Jan 07) and we can arrange for collection then. Or if someone can offer a release price of $20.00 then I'll confirm the deal immediately.

[bluezing]

btw ...cant believe it..ur sandbed is so clean!!!

[cci[RR]us]

btw ...cant believe it..ur sandbed is so clean!!!

I clean it before I take the photos and videos!

[bluezing]

wah! u use wat detergent to clean the sandbed?

[tanVincent]

15

[cci[RR]us]

15

Thanks for your bid!

Since the bidding process seems to have stablised, we'll end the bid on Tuesday 1pm.

Just a side note: Tangs are not that easy to keep.

[cci[RR]us]

Sold to tanVincent! I hope my Brown Tang's new home is more spacious than my pathetic 2 feet tank... Kinda miss my Brown Tang now, it has been with me for > 1 year.

Pictures of him before I scooped him out of my tank:

Next to go would be the giant Sailfin.

[bluezing]

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[Earth]

us,Jan 23 2007, 06:57 PM] Sold to tanVincent! I hope my Brown Tang's new home is more spacious than my pathetic 2 feet tank... Kinda miss my Brown Tang now, it has been with me for > 1 year.

Pictures of him before I scooped him out of my tank:

Next to go would be the giant Sailfin.

Bro

May i know what camera u r using? Very nice pics

[cci[RR]us]

for the compliments! I'm using an old, feature-limited, newbie camera, the Sony W5 (5 megapixel).

I used flash since my fish are swimming fast. Auto mode. I used macro mode in order to capture the details in close up. I positioned my camera 0 cm from the tank wall, i.e. no gap between the lens and the glass wall. This scared the shit out of my tangs.

Then I imported the images into Photoshop, applied autolevels, resized from 5MP to 800x600 using bicubic interpolation with sharpening. That's all.