Squaretail Bristletooth Tang
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August 17, 2023Yellowfin Tang
The Yellowfin Tang, also known as the Yellow Fin Surgeonfish or Yellow Hawaiian Tang, is a vibrant and strikingly beautiful marine fish. This species is known for its bright yellow body, highlighted by a bold blue line running along the top of the dorsal fin and a black spot near the tail fin. They require a large aquarium with plenty of swimming room, as well as ample hiding places to retreat to when feeling stressed or threatened. They are herbivores, so their diet should consist primarily of seaweed, algae, and other vegetable matter. It is important to provide them with a varied diet to ensure their nutritional needs are met. In the wild, Yellowfin Tangs are found in the Indo-Pacific region, and are often observed in large schools grazing on algae and other plant matter. They are a popular addition to many home aquariums due to their stunning colors and active personalities.
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Weight | 1 oz |
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Dimensions | 10 × 20 × 10 in |
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