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Achilles Tang The Achilles Tang or Red-tail Surgeon, needs good water conditions and veggies including seaweed to survive in the aquarium. This mar...
View full detailsAfrican Yellow Belly Blue Tang The African Blue Tang, also called Dory, has bright yellow, blue, and white colors and these fish are active in the ...
View full detailsAtlantic Blue Tang Atlantic Blue Tang, Blue Tang Surgeonfish, and simply the Blue Tang, has an oval body with bold markings that change as the fish...
View full detailsThe Black Shoulder Tang The black shoulder tang grows to 15 inches so the fish will eventually require a very large aquarium. This species is r...
View full detailsBlack Tang A rare and exciting addition to all marine aquariums including reef tanks. Aggressive to other tangs and growing to about eight inches, ...
View full detailsBlonde Naso Tang The Blonde Naso Tang is also called the Elegant Tang, or the Orange-spine Surgeonfish. This comes from the pair of spines surroun...
View full detailsBlonde Naso Tang Streamer Naso Tangs with streamers are usually males. Streamers can begin to show when the fish is in the range of 6” – 9” in siz...
View full detailsBlue Eye Kole Tang Also commonly known as the two-spot surgeonfish or the two-spot bristletooth. It is considered an algae eater, and the addition ...
View full detailsBlue Eye Mimic Tang These tangs have many common names that used in the hobby. The Mimic Lemon Peel Tang (Acanthurus Pyroferus) is also known as: Y...
View full detailsBlue Tang The Pacific Blue Tang, also called Dory, is a member of the surgeonfishes and is one of the most active swimmers of the available tangs. ...
View full detailsChevron Tang The Chevron Tang is a native of Hawaii, as demonstrated by the scientific name. The pretty orange color changes shades as the fish mat...
View full detailsChocolate Tang Found in the Indo-Pacific, the Acanthurus pyroferus is also known as the Mimic Tang. As a juvenile it mimics the Lemonpeel Angelfish...
View full detailsConvict Tang Smaller and more peaceful than most surgeon fish. These fish grow to 8 inches and will adapt to most aquariums of at least 120 gallons...
View full detailsDesjardini Sailfin Tang The largest of the tangs and requires a very large system and may establish a territory and fight with tankmates with simil...
View full detailsGem Tang Gem Tang often fetches very high prices when found on the US aquarium hobby market, so it is quite a unique occasion to have the opportun...
View full detailsThe Whitecheek Tang or as it is also commonly referred to as within the aquarium hobby as the Gold-rimmed Surgeonfish or Whitecheek Surgeonfish is ...
View full detailsLavender Tang Lavender Tang are hardy and active and will adapt to most marine aquariums over 50 gallons. Another native of Hawaii and a very activ...
View full detailsYellow Mimic Tang - Mimic Lemon Peel Tang: The Yellow Mimic Tang is commonly known as Chocolate surgeonfish, Chocolate Yellow Mimic Tang and Mimic ...
View full detailsThese tangs have many common names that used in the hobby. The Mimic Lemon Peel Tang (Acanthurus Pyroferus) is also known as: Yellow Mimic Tang, Le...
View full detailsThe Mustard Tang is sought due to the unique grey color pattern. These tangs like to hide and will get along with most fish except other tangs and ...
View full detailsNaso Tang The Naso Tang should play well with other fish species, except for other tangs and surgeonfish. Invertebrates should be left alone, but ...
View full detailsThe Unicorn Tang is best known for the long appendage that grows from it’s forehead. Normally non-aggressive toward tankmates, with the exceptio...
View full detailsMost fish are known as juveniles to have unusually beautiful coloration, only to loose this bright coloration as an adult and become drab. This is ...
View full detailsMost fish are known as juveniles to have unusually beautiful coloration, only to loose this bright coloration as an adult and become drab. This...
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