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Old September 22nd 06, 07:38 PM posted to rec.aquaria.marine.reefs
Pat
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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
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Pat wrote on 9/22/2006 1:04 PM:

Well, hmmm....I could go with the version I sent to the Penthouse
forum . What details can I provide? Foxface excreting 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
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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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