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Brand: Acanthurus achilles X Acanthurus nigricans
Model: 57002
Also Known as : Origin : Hawaii, Central Pacific Max Size9Recommend Tank90 Care LevelExpert TemperamentSemi-aggressive Reef SafeYes DietHerbivore..
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Brand: Acanthurus achilles
Model: 57001
Occurs in clear seaward reefs, usually in groups. Benthopelagic. Feeds on filamentous and small fleshy algae. Monogamous. Spine in caudal peduncle may be venomous. Size of metamorphosis from postlarva stage to juvenile is 6 cm. This species sometimes hybridizes with A. nigricans.Also Known as : A..
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Brand: Acanthurus coeruleus
Model: 57006
Inhabits coral reefs, inshore grassy or rocky areas. Forms small groups. Mainly diurnal. Feeds entirely on algae. At Fernando de Noronha Archipelago in southwestern Atlantic, juveniles hold cleaning stations together with the doctorfish (Acanthurus chirurgus) and sergeant major (Abudefduf saxatilis)..
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Brand: Acanthurus bariene
Model: 57003
Occurs in clear seaward reef slopes, below 15 m, usually below 30 m. Adults mainly on deep coastal reef slopes and outer reef walls. Found singly or in pairs. Feeds on algal film on bare rocks. Juveniles found in shallow protected reefs, usually between soft coral, in 0.2-3 m depth.Also Known as ..
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Brand: Acanthurus nigricauda
Model: 57020
Occurs in clear lagoon and seaward reefs around isolated coral heads. Solitary or in small groups. Feeds on Prefers sandy bottoms of bays and lagoons rather than the coral reefs like most other Acanthuridae. The species is sometimes poisonous. Caught with nets.Also Known as : Black-barred Surgeon..
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Brand: Zebrasoma rostratum
Model: 57051
Inhabits lagoon and seaward reefs. Benthopelagic. Its small and numerous pharyngeal teeth suggest a diet that consists mainly of filamentous algae.Also Known as : Black Longnose Tang, Longnose Sailfin Tang, Longnose SurgeonfishOrigin : Christmas Islands, HawaiiMax Size8Recommend Tank75 Care Leve..
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Brand: Acanthurus blochii
Model: 57004
Adults occur in outer lagoon and seaward reefs, usually seen in small groups and school in some oceanic locations. Benthopelagic. They feed primarily on the algal film covering compacted sand, ingesting the usual component of sand which probably aids in the trituration of the algal food in the thick..
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Brand: Naso elegans
Model: 57042
Inhabits coastal and sheltered reef flats in small groups and schools in oceanic locations. Also found in rocky bottoms in about 5-30 m. Feeds on benthic algae.Also Known as : Orangespine Unicornfish, Tricolor Tang, Lipstick TangOrigin : Indian Ocean Max Size18Recommend Tank150 Care LevelInterme..
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Brand: Acanthurus nigroris
Model: 57022
Inhabits clear lagoon and seaward reefs; often in areas with mixed coral, pavement, rubble and sand substrates. Benthopelagic. Occurs singly or in small groups. Feeds on filamentous algae, diatoms and fine algal film of compacted sand. Relatively uncommon throughout Micronesia; rare on Great Barrier..
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Brand: Ctenochaetus hawaiiensis
Model: 57036
An uncommon species that inhabits seaward rocky or coral reefs. Juveniles found in relatively deep coral rich areas. Benthopelagic. Feeds on film algae.Also Known as : Black Surgeonfish, Hawaiian Bristletooth, Hawaiian SurgeonfishOrigin : Hawaii, Christmas Islands Max Size10Recommend Tank75 Car..
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Brand: Acanthurus pyroferus
Model: 57025
Occurs in lagoon and seaward reefs; prefers areas of mixed coral, rock, or sand at the base of reefs or ledges. Also on silty reefs. Found singly. Juveniles mimic Centropyge spp. (in Guam, juveniles mimic C. flavissimus but in Palau where this species is absent, they mimic C. vrolikii). Presence of ..
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Brand: Acanthurus lineatus
Model: 57015
A territorial species which is common in surge zones of exposed seaward reefs. The large male controls well-defined feeding territories and harems of females. Benthopelagic. Adult usually forms schools and commonly found in shallow gutters. Juvenile solitary and secretive on shallow rubble habitats...
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