Xanthopterus Tang

The Acanthurus xanthopterus, commonly known as the Xanthopterus Tang, is a mesmerizing species that brings an exotic allure to any reef aquarium. This species hails from the Western Indian Ocean, captivating enthusiasts with its distinctive coloration and intriguing natural behavior.The Xanthopterus Tang is a species that requires intermediate care, making it an ideal choice for aquarists with a bit of experience in marine life maintenance. It flourishes in a reef tank setting, where it can display its natural behaviors and engage with other species.One of the most notable characteristics of the Xanthopterus Tang is its algivorous diet, meaning it primarily feeds on algae. This dietary inclination makes it a valuable addition to your tank as it aids in maintaining a balanced ecosystem by managing algae growth. To ensure optimal health and vibrant coloration, it's recommended to supplement its diet with specific Gamma Foods products, which are expertly designed to meet the nutritional needs of marine species.As a reef-safe species, the Xanthopterus Tang is a superb choice for reef aquariums. It cohabits harmoniously with other species and enhances the overall biodiversity of your tank.This species is sourced responsibly and sustainably from our exclusive supply line at the Tropical Marine Centre. We are dedicated to providing you with the highest quality marine life, sourced in a manner that respects and preserves the biodiversity of our oceans.The Xanthopterus Tang is a seldom-seen species, making it a unique addition to your aquarium. Its enchanting coloration and fascinating natural behavior make it a standout species in any collection.Please be aware that this species is currently in limited supply. We recommend reaching out to us directly for availability and additional information.In summary, the Acanthurus xanthopterus or Xanthopterus Tang is a stunning, unique, and sustainable choice for any reef aquarium. Its algivorous diet and reef-safe nature make it a valuable addition to any marine environment.