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Country: United Kingdom
Advice: Make sure you cycle your tank properly before adding your fish, and never overfeed them, fish wil just eat and eat.. then you have to clean up the mess....
Tank Size: 45 gallons

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Hey Boss, The tang lived quite happy for about 3 months, then It got upgraded to a 1000l display tank at my local aquarium. Which was lucky because just after that the fuse went on the ring main while I was away for a week, and the tank died. Sad day. I will update this with my new tank soon. fish avatar
another piece of advice. DO NOT put a Yellow Tang in a 26 gallon aquarium! fish avatar

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