Mimic Tang - Half BlackAcanthurus pyroferus Care: Beginner Diet: Algivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Western Pacific Mimic Tang Half Black Widespread Indo West Pacific. Coastal to outer reef crests. Juveniles usually mimic various sympatric pygmy angelfishes in colour and shape. The form appears to be a non mimic that occurs in various part of the Pacific and eastern Australia. The tail changes from rounded to lunate when outgrowing the size of the model and changes

are often considered some of the most colourful and desirable examples in the aquarium trade

from which the fins and tail protrude

offer a varied protein-rich diet including frozen mysis shrimp

frozen copepods and other very small meaty foods

provide marine algae sheets

stable marine aquarium with strong rock structure and multiple hiding places

Length to about 26cm

Crazy Gold eyes

Scientific Name (Latin):Amblyeleotris wheeleri

Christmas Favia

in pairs or around coral-rich reef areas

It will thrive and show it’s magnificent colors on