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"You are not the only person this has happened to with blonde Naso's. \nWe raised one form a baby to full length over a year's time, in a system with a total water volume of \n215+ 125 +38 + 10 = 378 gal. and it was fine until one day - it simply stopped eating heartily, and died within a week thereafter. \nNo other fish in the tank were affected, no other creatures in the tank were affected. \nI have heard/read other stories of sudden inexplicable death associated with the blonde naso. \nIt may well be that we still do not have adequate knowledge to keep this species in captivity long term, \nor if someone does, that there's some vitamin / mineral depletion we are not all aware of (myself included) \nthat's needed by this fish. \nOf course, it could also be internal parasites / pathogens we just can't see. \n"
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