Bluespine unicornfish
A species of Unicornfishes, Also known as Unicorn tang, Humphead unicornfish, Longhorn unicornfish, Long-snouted unicornfish Scientific name : Naso unicornis Genus : Unicornfishes
Bluespine unicornfish, A species of Unicornfishes
Also known as:
Unicorn tang, Humphead unicornfish, Longhorn unicornfish, Long-snouted unicornfish
Botanical name: Naso unicornis
Genus: Unicornfishes
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Description
The bluespine unicornfish is a very large tangfish native to reefs in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, all the way down to the Australian coast. Adults develop a distinctive "horn" on the forehead, which can change color during mating displays. This feature makes the bluespine unicornfish desirable to some aquarium keepers despite its large size - it requires a tank of 150 gallons or more.
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Perch-like fish Family
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Unicornfishes Species
Bluespine unicornfish 
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