Purple Tang 2-3" Sold Out
The Purple Tang (Zebrasoma xanthurum,) also known as the Yellowtail Sailfin Tang, Yellowtail Surgeonfish, and Blue Surgeonfish, is a striking and colorful marine species. With its deep purple body, vibrant yellow tail, and yellow accents on the pectoral fins, this tang is a favorite among saltwater aquarium enthusiasts. It requires plenty of swimming space and numerous hiding spots within the aquarium, as it can be territorial and aggressive, especially towards other tangs in the Zebrasoma genus.
Known for its captivating appearance and graceful movements, the Purple Tang is a prized addition to saltwater aquariums. Native to the Indo-Pacific, the Purple Tang thrives in coral reefs from the Red Sea to the Western Pacific. It flourishes in well-maintained aquariums that replicate its natural environment, making it an excellent choice for advanced hobbyists.
While generally considered reef-safe, the Purple Tang is primarily an herbivore that feeds on algae and vegetable matter forming the core of their nutrition.. To keep them healthy and prevent unwanted coral interactions, it’s essential to offer a variety of algae-based foods, such as marine seaweed.
Reaching 9 to 10 inches (23-25 cm) in length, the Purple Tang commands attention in any aquarium. With proper care, these fish can live for over 10 years, providing long-term beauty and enjoyment.
Known for their lively personalities and territorial nature, Purple Tangs can become aggressive, particularly towards other tangs or newly introduced tank mates. To minimize aggression, it’s best to introduce the Purple Tang last into the aquarium.
Purple Tangs do well with various species, provided the tank is spacious and they aren’t housed with.
Purple Tangs need a minimum of 100 gallons to thrive, with plenty of swimming room and hiding places. Maintaining excellent water quality, efficient filtration, and proper lighting is crucial for their health and vibrant colors.
The Purple Tang (Zebrasoma xanthurum,) also known as the Yellowtail Sailfin Tang, Yellowtail Surgeonfish, and Blue Surgeonfish, is a striking and colorful marine species. With its deep purple body, vibrant yellow tail, and yellow accents on the pectoral fins, this tang is a favorite among saltwater aquarium enthusiasts. It requires plenty of swimming space and numerous hiding spots within the aquarium, as it can be territorial and aggressive, especially towards other tangs in the Zebrasoma genus.
Known for its captivating appearance and graceful movements, the Purple Tang is a prized addition to saltwater aquariums. Native to the Indo-Pacific, the Purple Tang thrives in coral reefs from the Red Sea to the Western Pacific. It flourishes in well-maintained aquariums that replicate its natural environment, making it an excellent choice for advanced hobbyists.
While generally considered reef-safe, the Purple Tang is primarily an herbivore that feeds on algae and vegetable matter forming the core of their nutrition.. To keep them healthy and prevent unwanted coral interactions, it’s essential to offer a variety of algae-based foods, such as marine seaweed.
Reaching 9 to 10 inches (23-25 cm) in length, the Purple Tang commands attention in any aquarium. With proper care, these fish can live for over 10 years, providing long-term beauty and enjoyment.
Known for their lively personalities and territorial nature, Purple Tangs can become aggressive, particularly towards other tangs or newly introduced tank mates. To minimize aggression, it’s best to introduce the Purple Tang last into the aquarium.
Purple Tangs do well with various species, provided the tank is spacious and they aren’t housed with.
Purple Tangs need a minimum of 100 gallons to thrive, with plenty of swimming room and hiding places. Maintaining excellent water quality, efficient filtration, and proper lighting is crucial for their health and vibrant colors.
The Purple Tang (Zebrasoma xanthurum,) also known as the Yellowtail Sailfin Tang, Yellowtail Surgeonfish, and Blue Surgeonfish, is a striking and colorful marine species. With its deep purple body, vibrant yellow tail, and yellow accents on the pectoral fins, this tang is a favorite among saltwater aquarium enthusiasts. It requires plenty of swimming space and numerous hiding spots within the aquarium, as it can be territorial and aggressive, especially towards other tangs in the Zebrasoma genus.
Known for its captivating appearance and graceful movements, the Purple Tang is a prized addition to saltwater aquariums. Native to the Indo-Pacific, the Purple Tang thrives in coral reefs from the Red Sea to the Western Pacific. It flourishes in well-maintained aquariums that replicate its natural environment, making it an excellent choice for advanced hobbyists.
While generally considered reef-safe, the Purple Tang is primarily an herbivore that feeds on algae and vegetable matter forming the core of their nutrition.. To keep them healthy and prevent unwanted coral interactions, it’s essential to offer a variety of algae-based foods, such as marine seaweed.
Reaching 9 to 10 inches (23-25 cm) in length, the Purple Tang commands attention in any aquarium. With proper care, these fish can live for over 10 years, providing long-term beauty and enjoyment.
Known for their lively personalities and territorial nature, Purple Tangs can become aggressive, particularly towards other tangs or newly introduced tank mates. To minimize aggression, it’s best to introduce the Purple Tang last into the aquarium.
Purple Tangs do well with various species, provided the tank is spacious and they aren’t housed with.
Purple Tangs need a minimum of 100 gallons to thrive, with plenty of swimming room and hiding places. Maintaining excellent water quality, efficient filtration, and proper lighting is crucial for their health and vibrant colors.