140g

BC Mosaic · #1 05-03-2010, 05:47 PM

Yes, yours is a female. Mine looks like yours but it might be changing into a male (?possible?) because I can see shadows of vertical lines. Then again it might be stress/adjustment related because it is a new aquisition - yesterday!

josie · #2 05-03-2010, 05:52 PM

yes could be stess related...

I have mine for about 4 years now.. dont remember seing her stress

josie · #3 05-05-2010, 12:50 AM

the new fish!

lieutenant (tennenti) tang:

josie · #4 05-05-2010, 02:44 PM

We are really happy with the new tang!
what a grerat fish! calm and curious

Delphinus · #5 05-06-2010, 02:52 AM

Great picture of a great fish! I find that as they get more relaxed in their new home they also colour up a bit. The blue rims on the fins on mine have gotten more prominent now that I've had mine for a few months.

josie · #6 05-06-2010, 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Delphinus

Great picture of a great fish! I find that as they get more relaxed in their new home they also colour up a bit. The blue rims on the fins on mine have gotten more prominent now that I've had mine for a few months.

thanks!
boy do it eats!! I give nori algea and it devores all of it in a few minutes... and it eats on the back glass algea too... a little pig!

josie · #7 05-13-2010, 04:57 PM

we are thinking of changing the skimmer ...
the bioload is quite large and Lieutenant tang eats like a pig lol
currently we have an octopus downdraft (we add a becket injector) but it's not strong enough ...
The orp was 330-350 and now it's more 300-310 since the new tang is in...

Just keep in mind that we want to pay more than 400$ ... therefore no bubbleking or 1000$ skimmers are out...
ratings should be 300/350g (the set up is 200g heavy load)
preferably in sump ...
the foot print maximum is 7.1"x10"

you have any sugestions?