Blueblotch butterflyfish-Chaetodon plebeius (3-4")

Blueblotch butterflyfish-Chaetodon plebeius (3-4")Chaetodon Bennetti This spectacularly beautiful butterfly is one of the more difficult ones to keep in captivity. Terrible candidate for a reef tank, it love to eat coral polyps. Feed a varied diet including angel butterfly preparations.

It almost never makes it into aquarium trade

or preferably larger

Some specimens can be trained to take pieces of seafood off of a feeding stick

In the aquarium the Achilles Tang (Acanthurus Achilles) can get territorial especially if another tang is added to a tank with an already established achilles

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Unless your tank is very large

Once they're gone

This species is identified by its velvet-looking burnt orange/red color with thin

Golden Puffers (Arothron meleagris) are hands down the most sought after of the puffers

haetodontoplus melanosoma This species is often quite shy when first introduced to the aquarium and should be provided with plenty of suitable hiding places

Zebrasoma scopas   The Scopas tang is a close relative of the yellow tang

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