About 3 weeks ago I purchased a blue tang (or yellow-bellied blue tang, or Pacific blue tang, or blue surgeonfish, or flag-tailed surgeonfish, depending on who you ask or what book you read - Paracanthurus hepatus ). It's been patiently waiting in the quarantine tank, and I just added it to the main tank. It took a day to settle in, but now seems quite happy. It's a really beautiful fish. Here's a couple poor quality pictures of it that don't do it justice.
I have a nice selection of seaweed that I have to regularly prune:
Hanging out with the female maroon clown and one of the green chromis:
Initially my royal gramma did not seem to like its presence, and would open its mouth in a threatening manner whenever they got close, but it seems to be over that now.
I have a nice selection of seaweed that I have to regularly prune:
Hanging out with the female maroon clown and one of the green chromis:
Initially my royal gramma did not seem to like its presence, and would open its mouth in a threatening manner whenever they got close, but it seems to be over that now.
