Chevron Tang (5")

Chevron Tang (5")Ctenochaetus hawaiiensis The Chevron Tang, also known as the Hawaiian Bristletooth, Hawaiian Surgeonfish, or Black Surgeonfish, has an oval body shape with radiating, bold markings that change with maturity. As a juvenile, it is bright orange with violet markings on the body and fins. When mature, the bright markings turn an olive brown color with thin lines on the body. A 75 gallon or larger aquarium is necessary to provide plenty of swimming room.

The Heniochus monoceros  are the most reef safe of all the heniochus

Balistapus undulatus Also know as the orange lined trigger

and are therefore only convered by our live arrival

They are not as difficult to maintain as many of the other deep water anthias

The diet should consist of Spirulina

or singly in a 25 gallon or larger tank

given expert care

a 2-3 inch sand bottom to hide under if frightened

regal tang

It can be shy at first but will become friendlier than many of the other triggers and not become aggressive with age but more tame

Whereever they come from

Feed a variety of large meaty items