Tomini Tang - Ctenochaetus tominiensisTomini Tang (Ctenochaetus tominiensis) The Tomini Tang, Ctenochaetus tominiensis, is a compact and attractive bristletooth tang with a brown to tan body, orange to gold fin edging and a pale tail that becomes more elegant as it matures. Also known as the Tomini Surgeonfish, Flame fin Tang or Bristletooth Tomini Tang, this Western Central Pacific species is valued in marine aquariums for its constant grazing behaviour and relatively smaller adult size

Temperament:Peaceful to semi-assertive

Current FishBase taxonomy treats N

Acanthurus japonicus

Snapper - Longfin juvenile - Symphoricthys spilurus is a species of snapper native to the Indo-Pacific

but apart from being mostly yellow

Slow to moderate

It is a Reef Safe fish and must be kept in an aquarium with peaceful fish

Southern Queenland to Lord Howe & Norfolk Islands & New Caledonia with expatriates as far south as Sydney

grazing algae and picking over reef surfaces

Choose healthy

while adults are usually benthic and often more solitary

is a peaceful and distinctive marine cardinalfish with a yellowish face