if it helps they are yellow tangs
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Though the Yellow Tang has not yet been bred in captivity, this species has been observed in group spawning as well as pair spawning in the ocean. In pair spawning each males will defend a territory and attempt to attract females passing by.
Usually, their tummies become bigger than usual.
Their stomach gets big.
They would lessen their swimming and seem to rest more than usual and look alittle bloated.
If they are yellow tangs, they're not pregnant. Never happened in captivity.
It is my understanding that they have not been breed in captivity yet. they are thought to be egg-layers as well.
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