I have this thing for tangs....any tangs really, but especially blue ones
. Anyway, I have done the powder blue thing and ended up with a beautiful tyrant that I loved dearly. This time I had my heart set on a carribean blue (atlantic blue). Money has been really tight lately, so I have just been waiting to find one around here since shipping for mail order makes it so cost prohibitive. Anyway, hubby and I took the kids to B & B last weekend so the kids could pet the rabbits. While I was there, I noticed they had 2 atlantic blues. Both small but already blue with a little bit of yellow still on the tail. One of them looked really bad 
but the other was fairing well, so I bought him!After acclimation, I turned off the tank lights and let him loose. When the lights came back on, the domino damsel started to chase him...showing little mercy. Well, the little fish was close to death but I couldn't manage to catch him or the damsel.
I even told Charlie to go out and get a small brim hook and some fishing line. I was gonna catch the damsels the old fashioned way 
. I was determined, but I never had a chance to bait up the old hook cause the kids were always around and when they weren't the lights in the tak were off....Anyway, tomorrow is a week I haven't seen the beautiful little tang. I knew he was dead and had been converted to crab food. But tonight there was a little movement under the rocks and and when we got down closer to take a better look, he poked his little head out as if saying "Hi mom, I am still here and feeling better, but I think I shouldn't come out yet!"
Everytime I go near that spot he sticks his head out to see me. It is the greatest sight....it makes me smile. His fins are a little ragged looking, but he looks better.
I feel like singing!
YEA
YEA YEA YEA YEA YEA Elizabeth
