Spotted yellow eye Bristletooth Tang

Spotted yellow eye Bristletooth TangCtenochaetus strigosus The Striped Bristletooth Tang is similar to, but a different species, than the Hawaiian Kole tang. A 55 gallon or larger aquarium is necessary to provide plenty of swimming room. It can be aggressive towards other tangs, so should be the only tang in your tank unless it is very large (180 gallons or larger). It is an ideal candidate for a reef tank. Like all tangs, these need a diet rich in vegetable matter: nori, spirulina, or

especially other acanthurus species

It also has large

Hybrid Tigerpyge AngelThis amazing angel is almost never seen in the hobby

ideally with lots of live rock for these to pick on

requires a 50 gallon or larger aquarium with live rock and a deep sand bed

Linckia Multiflora Spotted

It has been known to eat the Aiptasia anemone (glass anemone) that are found in the live rock of reef aquariums and on the glass

The Red Spotted Blenny (Istiblennius chrysospilos) spends its day foraging for food in your sand bed

It is non-photosynthetic

including angel food with sponge

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They need plenty of open swimming space