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Tony - 2004-01-17
my one is very ambitious on trying to swim through the glass and when he get tired he just sits there like a stone.

Tony - 2004-01-17
hello, I found out that they are sometimes extremely timid, I tried to feed it live fish and it ate it with no problem. I have a rather small tank so my 2inch old wife could catch its prey( they are very slow!)

Tony - 2004-01-17
my puffer just loves eating small crabs that I catch and it makes a very loud crunch noise when it chews. be careful when feeding them live crabs as one time a crab attached itself to my puffer and I had to quickly get it of before it got a chunk out of my puffers back!

fgcyrofcgustav - 2004-01-12
yellow tangs are fun!

Anonymous - 2004-01-08
very good web site

Shawn Adams - 2004-01-04
Sexing devilfish is easy. The males have a yellow tail - not as pronounced as a yellow-tail damsel, it is a gradual change that begins about halfway down the tail. Both male and female have a black dot on the dorsal fin, which is an easy way to verify that you are getting a male devil and not a yellow-tail.

Chad - 2003-12-16
Very easy to keep. Shy at first, but once established swims in the open. Great addition to any tank.

shevy - 2003-12-11
Previous comment about being a Vlamingi Tang is way off. Lopezi Tang does great on zooplankton diet. However, this is one tang in the unicorn family that will not grow a horn. Couple of my customers have these tangs that are 8"+ and neither have sprouted even a knob on their head.

Dan Haber - 2003-12-11
I bought a young clown tang a couple of months ago. It has about doubled in size, and just now starting to show some aggressive tendencies. But the odd thing about the fish is that it has become translucent. You can see the abdominal sack clearly as silver. Also, you can see the bone structure. I have never seen anything like this in a tang before. Has anyone else?

MIKE BROWN - 2003-12-04
Just to say that this site is very informative, but I do want to
let anyone with a nurse shark should no that this species is very
capable of eating large tankmates. Mine had no problem eating several
tankmates near the same size, including a 2 foot snowflake morray
eel, lunar wrasse, clown tang, greenwolf eel. keep this in mind when
going to get your new shark.

FISHEADS03
12-04-03

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