Tangs Surgeons
$89.99 – $229.99
Introducing the stunning Powder Blue Tang, also known as the Powder-Blue Surgeonfish (Acanthurus Leucosternon). This beautiful fish is a must-have for any saltwater aquarium enthusiast. With […]
$89.99
Introducing our special Mimic Tangs (Acanthurus Sp.)! These stunning fish are known for their vibrant colors and unique patterns, making them a captivating addition to any […]
$69.99
The Convict Tang is a stunning fish with vibrant coloration that will add a pop of beauty to any aquarium. Not only are they visually striking, […]
$139.99 – $189.99
Introducing the captivating Blue Tang (Paracanthurus Hepatus), a stunning fish that will bring a burst of vibrant color and unique beauty to your aquarium. Known for […]
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$120.99
The Powder Brown Tang, also known as the Powder Brown Surgeonfish, is a species of tang found in the Indo-Pacific region. These fish are highly sought after by aquarium enthusiasts due to their striking appearance and active personality. They have a dark brown body with a white speckled pattern, and a bright orange band that runs along the edges of its fins. They have a narrow snout and small eyes, and can grow up to 8 inches in length. In the wild, these fish are found in coral reefs and lagoons where they feed on algae and other small organisms. In captivity, they require a large aquarium with plenty of swimming room and hiding places. They can be territorial towards other fish of the same species, so it's important to keep only one per tank. A varied diet of algae, frozen foods, and live foods is recommended for their health and wellbeing.
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The Naso Tang, also known as the Lipstick Tang or Orangespine Unicornfish, is a species of tang native to the Indo-Pacific region. They have a distinctive elongated body shape and a small mouth with protruding lips. They are primarily dark blue with bright yellow highlights on its fins and tail. It also has a unique bright blue stripe along the edges of its dorsal and anal fins. Juvenile Naso Tangs have a more yellowish coloration and lack the blue stripe on their fins. In the wild, the Naso Tang feeds on a variety of algae and other plant material, but in captivity, they can be fed a diet of marine-based seaweed, vegetables, and high-quality commercial pellets or flakes.