Occurs in coral-rich areas of lagoon and seaward reefs. Graze on algae, usually in groups of 20 individuals. Adults usually in small groups and sometimes schooling. Juveniles solitary and usually among corals. Its numerous, small pharyngeal teeth may have evolved in response to a shift in diet from macroalgae to filamentous algae. Form resident spawning aggregations. Monogamous. Group and pair spawning have been observed. The flesh is never poisonous.Also Known as : Brown Scopas Tang, Two-tone TangOrigin : Indo-Pacific
Max Size
15
Recommend Tank
100
Care Level
Beginner
Temperament
Peaceful
Reef Safe
Yes
Diet
Herbivore
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