Gold-Ring Spotted Bristletooth Tang
Gold-Ring Spotted Bristletooth Tang
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Origin: South Asia
Size info:
Size S: approx. 1.25 - 1.75"
There once was a Gold-Ring Spotted Bristletooth Tang,
With a body like a disc and a tail like a pang.
It's a great algae eater,
And it sure is a bonafide pleader,
For a spot in your tank, oh what a rang!
With its beautiful gold ring,
And a taste for seaweed or anything,
It really is a must-have,
For any aquarist who's brave,
And wants a vibrant fish, that can really zing!
So if you want a tang that's bright,
And can clean up your tank with delight,
Get a Ctenochaetus truncatus,
It really is a must-have in your mix,
And will bring color and life to your sight!
Keeping Gold-Ring Spotted Bristletooth Tang in an Aquarium
The Gold-Ring Spotted Bristletooth Tang, also known as Ctenochaetus truncatus, is a popular saltwater aquarium fish. They are relatively easy to care for and can be a great addition to a reef or community tank.
Appearance
The Gold-Ring Spotted Bristletooth Tang has a unique and striking appearance. They have a bright yellow body with black spots and a vibrant blue ring around their eyes. They also have a bristle-like feature on their face, which is used to scrape algae off of rocks and other surfaces.
Behavior
Ctenochaetus truncatus is a peaceful fish that gets along well with other species. They are active swimmers and enjoy having plenty of space to explore. They are also known for their algae-eating abilities and can help keep a tank clean and healthy.
Diet
In the wild, Gold-Ring Spotted Bristletooth Tangs primarily feed on algae. In an aquarium, they should be fed a diet that includes plenty of seaweed and other plant-based foods. They may also accept small amounts of meaty foods such as brine shrimp or mysis shrimp.
Tank Requirements
Gold-Ring Spotted Bristletooth Tangs require a tank with plenty of swimming space and hiding places. They prefer a tank with live rock and plenty of algae growth. The ideal water temperature for these fish is between 72 and 78 degrees Fahrenheit, with a pH between 8.1 and 8.4.
Coolest Facts
- The Gold-Ring Spotted Bristletooth Tang is also known as the Kole Tang or Yellow-Eye Tang.
- They are native to the Pacific Ocean, from Hawaii to Japan.
- These fish can live up to 10 years in captivity.
- Gold-Ring Spotted Bristletooth Tangs are known for their ability to eat hair algae, which can be a problem in many reef tanks.
- They are active swimmers and can be quite entertaining to watch as they explore their environment.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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