Lavender tang
A species of Surgeonfish, Also known as Spot-cheeked surgeonfish, Brown surgeonfish, Blackspot surgeonfish Scientific name : Acanthurus nigrofuscus Genus : Surgeonfish
Lavender tang, A species of Surgeonfish
Also known as:
Spot-cheeked surgeonfish, Brown surgeonfish, Blackspot surgeonfish
Botanical name: Acanthurus nigrofuscus
Genus: Surgeonfish
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Description
An active fish, the lavender tang is somewhat aggressive and needs lots of room to swim and hide. A beautiful addition to a saltwater aquarium, it has a colorful body with lavender-tinted fins. The lavender tang is carnivorous but also feeds on live rock and seaweed to provide the proper nutrition it needs.
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Lavender tang 
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