R.I.P. Blue hippo

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Not sure what happened. Just walked in the door n didn't see my most notable fish. Started looking n saw him decimated even with his eyes already eaten out. Sucks I'm bummed... IMG_20150520_131931.jpg IMG_20150520_131940.jpg
 
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Poor fella.. sucks, sorry for your loss. I got my blue tang the size of a nickel to and he bonded with my purple tang follows him every where.
 
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Sorry for your loss. To save you the heartache from losing another one, a blue tang shouldn't be in a 37 gallon tank. I'm not talking trash, I'm telling you from my own experience. I put one in my 50 gallon when I was just starting and didn't know and it died in about a month. After talking to many people and research I learned that a blue tang shouldn't be in a tank under 100 gallons at minimum and will often die as a result.
 
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Sorry for your loss. To save you the heartache from losing another one, a blue tang shouldn't be in a 37 gallon tank. I'm not talking trash, I'm telling you from my own experience. I put one in my 50 gallon when I was just starting and didn't know and it died in about a month. After talking to many people and research I learned that a blue tang shouldn't be in a tank under 100 gallons at minimum and will often die as a result.
He wasn't stressed and at his size he would have been fine for a year plus with the new transfer happening n then on to my friends 150. Think it was my wave maker. It must have stuck his head in there on an off moment between waves.
 

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