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So in my tank I have a foxface and blue tang amongst other things.
My foxface frequently deposits what I guess are eggs, but I could be completely wrong. It's granular and whiteish, for all I know it could be sand, but does not resemble standard detritus. The other day whilst observing my finned friends I saw my blue tang(hippo tang, regal tang, dori from nemo...etc) doing what appeared to be going #3 on the alleged eggs. Is it possible that they were trying to get their procreation on? Is cross breeding possible? Am I witnessing something else? |
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Well, hmmm....I could go with the version I sent to the Penthouse forum
![]() looks like sand, but it's frequent and I don't assume he eats that much sand to pass it in such quantities...so I assume it's eggs or some creepy diseased excrement. Tang excretes a cloudy substance, assumption is either again non-standard excrement or Dori is a bad name for a clearly male fish. The 2 fish in question have been good friends for a while they are always swimming together. Maybe they are taking their relationship to the next level? Wayne Sallee wrote: More detailes please :-) Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Pat wrote on 9/22/2006 11:47 AM: So in my tank I have a foxface and blue tang amongst other things. My foxface frequently deposits what I guess are eggs, but I could be completely wrong. It's granular and whiteish, for all I know it could be sand, but does not resemble standard detritus. The other day whilst observing my finned friends I saw my blue tang(hippo tang, regal tang, dori from nemo...etc) doing what appeared to be going #3 on the alleged eggs. Is it possible that they were trying to get their procreation on? Is cross breeding possible? Am I witnessing something else? |
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Wayne Sallee wrote: Sounds like breeding. Not only is it unusual for them to cross breed, but it's unusual for tangs to breed in tanks. What size tank do you have? Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Pat wrote on 9/22/2006 1:04 PM: Well, hmmm....I could go with the version I sent to the Penthouse forum ![]() that looks like sand, but it's frequent and I don't assume he eats that much sand to pass it in such quantities...so I assume it's eggs or some creepy diseased excrement. Tang excretes a cloudy substance, assumption is either again non-standard excrement or Dori is a bad name for a clearly male fish. The 2 fish in question have been good friends for a while they are always swimming together. Maybe they are taking their relationship to the next level? Wayne Sallee wrote: More detailes please :-) Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Pat wrote on 9/22/2006 11:47 AM: So in my tank I have a foxface and blue tang amongst other things. My foxface frequently deposits what I guess are eggs, but I could be completely wrong. It's granular and whiteish, for all I know it could be sand, but does not resemble standard detritus. The other day whilst observing my finned friends I saw my blue tang(hippo tang, regal tang, dori from nemo...etc) doing what appeared to be going #3 on the alleged eggs. Is it possible that they were trying to get their procreation on? Is cross breeding possible? Am I witnessing something else? |
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75 Gallons, for our friends across the pond.
Pat wrote: 75 Wayne Sallee wrote: Sounds like breeding. Not only is it unusual for them to cross breed, but it's unusual for tangs to breed in tanks. What size tank do you have? Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Pat wrote on 9/22/2006 1:04 PM: Well, hmmm....I could go with the version I sent to the Penthouse forum ![]() that looks like sand, but it's frequent and I don't assume he eats that much sand to pass it in such quantities...so I assume it's eggs or some creepy diseased excrement. Tang excretes a cloudy substance, assumption is either again non-standard excrement or Dori is a bad name for a clearly male fish. The 2 fish in question have been good friends for a while they are always swimming together. Maybe they are taking their relationship to the next level? Wayne Sallee wrote: More detailes please :-) Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Pat wrote on 9/22/2006 11:47 AM: So in my tank I have a foxface and blue tang amongst other things. My foxface frequently deposits what I guess are eggs, but I could be completely wrong. It's granular and whiteish, for all I know it could be sand, but does not resemble standard detritus. The other day whilst observing my finned friends I saw my blue tang(hippo tang, regal tang, dori from nemo...etc) doing what appeared to be going #3 on the alleged eggs. Is it possible that they were trying to get their procreation on? Is cross breeding possible? Am I witnessing something else? |
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Yea that's a small tank for them to be spawning in. Very
interesting. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Pat wrote on 9/22/2006 2:41 PM: 75 Gallons, for our friends across the pond. Pat wrote: 75 Wayne Sallee wrote: Sounds like breeding. Not only is it unusual for them to cross breed, but it's unusual for tangs to breed in tanks. What size tank do you have? Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Pat wrote on 9/22/2006 1:04 PM: Well, hmmm....I could go with the version I sent to the Penthouse forum ![]() that looks like sand, but it's frequent and I don't assume he eats that much sand to pass it in such quantities...so I assume it's eggs or some creepy diseased excrement. Tang excretes a cloudy substance, assumption is either again non-standard excrement or Dori is a bad name for a clearly male fish. The 2 fish in question have been good friends for a while they are always swimming together. Maybe they are taking their relationship to the next level? Wayne Sallee wrote: More detailes please :-) Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Pat wrote on 9/22/2006 11:47 AM: So in my tank I have a foxface and blue tang amongst other things. My foxface frequently deposits what I guess are eggs, but I could be completely wrong. It's granular and whiteish, for all I know it could be sand, but does not resemble standard detritus. The other day whilst observing my finned friends I saw my blue tang(hippo tang, regal tang, dori from nemo...etc) doing what appeared to be going #3 on the alleged eggs. Is it possible that they were trying to get their procreation on? Is cross breeding possible? Am I witnessing something else? |
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And that would make quite interesting looking fish :-)
Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Wayne Sallee wrote on 9/22/2006 4:01 PM: Yea that's a small tank for them to be spawning in. Very interesting. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Pat wrote on 9/22/2006 2:41 PM: 75 Gallons, for our friends across the pond. Pat wrote: 75 Wayne Sallee wrote: Sounds like breeding. Not only is it unusual for them to cross breed, but it's unusual for tangs to breed in tanks. What size tank do you have? Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Pat wrote on 9/22/2006 1:04 PM: Well, hmmm....I could go with the version I sent to the Penthouse forum ![]() something that looks like sand, but it's frequent and I don't assume he eats that much sand to pass it in such quantities...so I assume it's eggs or some creepy diseased excrement. Tang excretes a cloudy substance, assumption is either again non-standard excrement or Dori is a bad name for a clearly male fish. The 2 fish in question have been good friends for a while they are always swimming together. Maybe they are taking their relationship to the next level? Wayne Sallee wrote: More detailes please :-) Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Pat wrote on 9/22/2006 11:47 AM: So in my tank I have a foxface and blue tang amongst other things. My foxface frequently deposits what I guess are eggs, but I could be completely wrong. It's granular and whiteish, for all I know it could be sand, but does not resemble standard detritus. The other day whilst observing my finned friends I saw my blue tang(hippo tang, regal tang, dori from nemo...etc) doing what appeared to be going #3 on the alleged eggs. Is it possible that they were trying to get their procreation on? Is cross breeding possible? Am I witnessing something else? |
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"Pat" wrote in message ...
Well, hmmm....I could go with the version I sent to the Penthouse forum ![]() looks like sand, but it's frequent and I don't assume he eats that much sand to pass it in such quantities...so I assume it's eggs or some creepy diseased excrement. Tang excretes a cloudy substance, assumption is either again non-standard excrement or Dori is a bad name for a clearly male fish. The 2 fish in question have been good friends for a while they are always swimming together. Maybe they are taking their relationship to the next level? 1. fish eggs look colorful, translucent and change color over time they do not look like sand and they are not white, opaque. 2. tangs are group spawners and they do not deposit eggs. 3. tangs are known for eating other fish poop. 4. tangs get excited when fed and usually excrete before eating Notice please if tang is trying to eat what foxface is producing. |
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