Spotted yellow eye Bristletooth Tang-2” juv

Spotted yellow eye Bristletooth Tang-2” juvCtenochaetus 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

Naso lopezi The Lopezi

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They will not harm corals or inverts

The Clingfish also preys upon parasitic bivalves that attack various species of corals

Acropora Anthocercis corals receive a majority of their nutritional requirements from photosynthesis

This somewhat unusual moray is a great choice for a large aggressive tank

Bodianus sepiacaudis

including flakes and pellets

Epinephelus cf leucogrammicus

Serranocirrhitus latus

chiloscyllium plagiosum

The Vanderbilt Chromis not a threat to corals