Atlantic Blue Tang XL 7-10 inches (Caribbean Tang)The Blue Tang could be considered the definitive fish of saltwater aquariums. The Pacific Yellow Tang is a constant swimmer that will glide throughout your aquarium acting as a local aquarium tour guide. It is best to be in an aquarium of at least 30 gallons or larger with plenty of room to swim. Like other Tangs, it demonstrates territorial aggression towards its own species. It would be best to keep just one Blue Tang per aquarium, unless they are

fascinating invertebrate with standout looks and useful behavior

Maximum Size: ~24 inches

making them well suited for fish-only or large community aquariums

and western Atlantic

and other shellfish and are best kept in fish-only or specialty systems without other invertebrates

Parrotfish are found in reef and seagrass habitats from Bermuda and Florida (USA) and all throughout the carribbean in waters

This species is easy to feed and accepts a wide range of foods

Chaeto alage is great for filtering nitrates and phosphates when placed in a refugium or can also be used for aquascaping

Native to Caribbean reefs and rocky crevices

The Common Classy Pin Stripe Rock Anemone (Phymanthus crucifer) is an elegant and captivating addition to any saltwater aquarium

It should only be introduced into established aquariums with stable salinity and water chemistry

such as triggers