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Originally Posted by kjr_trig Goodwin, do you know if your Duss came from Hawaii or Australia? BTW did you see that $500 Sumatran 9 inch White Spine Tang on DD that disappeared in about a minute a few days ago? One I know of for sure came from Hawaii, the other I am not sure. I did see the...

Originally Posted by Arlene1995 WOW!!! Beautiful! Thank you! I need to clean the tanks and then I will take some better pictures of the fish.

Originally Posted by iyachtuxivm Pretty fish! Probably on of my favorite tangs in the tanks.

For crimzy, a few photos of my Dussumieri Tang.

Originally Posted by Arlene1995 I have watched this thread from the beginning... After 2,000 some posts and multiple tang additions on page 40, I am wondering, what is the approximate fish count now? I think a year ago or something like that it was 93... I haven't taken a count lately, but I...

My Spotted Cheeks tang got in a spat with some one in the tank and was moved to the 75 to heal up. After two weeks in the tank, the gash in it's side has healed up nicely.

Originally Posted by chris17 How has your SPSS been doin? I can see some in the backround of some pics and they seem to be doin really good. Fish look great as always There are a couple of SPS in the tank, but not what I had hoped. With the number of fish in the tank, it is hard to maintain a...

Originally Posted by grubsnaek haha good idea on the ruler, and just wait for them to pass and take pic...good stuff... The ruler spooked the fish at first, but then they all took turns cruising by it.

Originally Posted by kowaleski is it just me or does it look like that yellow tales needs to eat some? It's the markings on the fish that makes it look malnourished. I looked through a few pictures and found one that shows that they fish is fatter then it looks in other pictures.

Thought that I would see how big some of the fish are getting in the tank. The ruler is six inches in length.

A couple more pictures of the Yellowtail...

Latest addition to my tang collection, a Yellowtail Surgeonfish, (Prionurus chrysurus).

Originally Posted by maxalmon Looking good, the photos are ..... Not near the quality you take... I should fly you to South Dakota for some private lessons... You could show me how to use the camera. You'd be able to take some nice "winter" shots too......

Latest addition to the tang family, a Lieutenant Tang, (Acanthurus tennenti)

Originally Posted by keith burn Radiation hope you are ok... Other than a little sunburn, I managed to get through this after four weeks of daily M-F treatments. I sure am glad that it's over...

Originally Posted by mboswell1982 dude, goodwin, that is one hella awesome tank, i just spent the better part of 2 nights, and most of 1 morning LOL reading through all of this, and all i gotta say is WOW Thank you, lot to read... It's been a lot of work with lots of ups and downs. Seems small...

Originally Posted by grubsnaek +2 on the new tang..... Originally Posted by Coral Keeper Very nice tang!! Thank you! It's a very active tang, doesn't want to stay still for a good photo. I hope to be able to get a better picture of the tang soon.

Originally Posted by Hefner413 hey goodwin... I'm sure you've stated this a couple times already, but what type of water changes do you do on the big tank? Every two to three weeks, I will change out 90 to 120 gallons of water in the tank.

Originally Posted by smoothie Love the new guy! Hope you get to feeling better. Thank you! I finished up radiation treatments this week and am doing much better.

My new Monroviae Tang