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Thread: clown tang

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03-30-2008, 09:34 AM	#6 (permalink)
evojoe67 Skunk Shrimp Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: jackson, n.j. Posts: 299 Karma: 226	yeah, i was saying in another forum, that i woke this morning to some white spots on the yellow. soaked some food in garlic, and added the marine max. hopefully it goes away. i read in the thread "fishes to avoid", that one is the clown tang. mine seems to be doing great with the yellow, and seems to be eating good, also. very active fish, which i like. hope he stays healthy, he's such a beauty.

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