Regal Tang

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smelly shelley

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Ive had the regal tang for about a week now.
It seems to be loosing colour on its scales it isnt white spot these are a green gray colour
it is feeding well and seems to be very happy.
 
If it's feeding well it's probably not a concern. It is when fish cease feeding that it is time to be worried.
 
shelly
what are you feeding the tang? there seems to be evideence that some food helps to keep the colour in fish, also a pic may be good if you could get one? also i was always led to belive that regals are blue yellow and black, so it may be that its a different type of tang ie pale blue?
 
Mine went through the same sort of thing very recently when I change my phosphate remover from one brand to another. I have found with these fish that meaty foods just plump them out and dull there colour. I now use a mix of all the flake I can find in one tub give it a shake and feed twice Dailey along with a half sheet of nori a day keeps the spots at bay and the colour up.
 
Mine went through the same sort of thing very recently when I change my phosphate remover from one brand to another. I have found with these fish that meaty foods just plump them out and dull there colour. I now use a mix of all the flake I can find in one tub give it a shake and feed twice Dailey along with a half sheet of nori a day keeps the spots at bay and the colour up.
this sounds like the same problems im having i have been feeding them all on a frozen mixed food, and sea veggie-green seaweed, i throught this would be enough to satisfie-oopppssss, #### at spelling-there diet.
 
Try veggie flakes, the Ocean Nutrition ones are good and the herbivore flakes by New Era. Mix them in equal amounts with 20% normal flake. Feed that twice, may be tree times Dailey. Then before bad a half sheet off nori. Any nori not eaten within the hour remove. I feed half a cube of frozen (my own mix) a day but that’s only really for the clownfish (although the tangs do eat some).
 

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