Lost or rehoming an Orange Shoulder Tang (or other marine fish) in Birmingham? Petopic allows you to report and search lost fish and aquarium rehoming listings. Although “lost” usually applies to pets that leave the home, fish keepers sometimes need to find a new home for a fish (e.g. tank breakdown, moving house, or compatibility issues). Listing here helps connect you with local aquarists who may be able to adopt or help.
List or search across Birmingham City Centre, Edgbaston, Harborne, Moseley, Kings Heath, Selly Oak, Erdington, Sutton Coldfield, Solihull, Aston, Handsworth, Perry Barr, Bournville, Northfield, Yardley, Sheldon, Acocks Green, Hall Green, Smethwick, West Bromwich, Dudley, Wolverhampton, Walsall, Coventry and the West Midlands. In your listing include: species (e.g. Orange Shoulder Tang – Acanthurus olivaceus), size, tank conditions it was kept in, reason for rehoming or loss (e.g. tank sale, move), whether equipment is included and contact details. For genuinely lost fish (e.g. escaped during transport or tank move), describe where and when and any distinguishing features.
Orange Shoulder Tang – Species Overview
The Orange Shoulder Tang (Acanthurus olivaceus) is a marine surgeonfish. Adults have an orange patch behind the gill and a grey-olive body. They need a large, mature marine tank with plenty of swimming space and appropriate diet. If you are rehoming one, mention tank size, water parameters and feeding so the new keeper can provide suitable care.
Lost Fish and Rehoming – What You Can Do
If a fish was lost during a move or accident, post on Petopic and local aquarium groups or forums. If you need to rehome an Orange Shoulder Tang or other marine fish, a detailed listing (species, size, tank requirements) helps responsible aquarists come forward. Contact local fish shops and marine clubs; some accept or help rehome fish. Never release marine or non-native fish into the wild.
Birmingham Aquarium and Fish Community
Birmingham and the West Midlands have active aquarium and marine keeping communities. Petopic helps you reach local keepers who might adopt or assist. Sharing your listing in clubs and shops increases the chance of a suitable new home for your fish.
Summary
Whether you lost a fish in unusual circumstances or need to rehome an Orange Shoulder Tang in Birmingham, Petopic offers a place to list and search. Provide clear species and care information so others can help or adopt responsibly.
Report or search lost fish and Orange Shoulder Tang rehoming listings in Birmingham on Petopic.