Ocean surgeon | Acanthurus bahianus , (3”)

Ocean surgeon | Acanthurus bahianus , (3”)Ocean surgeon Acanthurus tractus rarely make it to the aquarium trade. They come from the Gulf of Mexico. Ocean surgeon Acanthurus tractus require a minimum 125 gallon tank, lots of open space to swim. They should be fed a wide variety of foods, including lots of vegetables (nori, spirulina)

Its appearance can practically double in size at will by raising or lowering its sizable dorsal and anal fins

Gymnothorax miliaris The Goldentail Moray Eel is a hardy eel that adapts well to a home aquarium

and may require live foods to initiate feeding

Like many triggers

One of the absolute Holy Grails for the more aggressive tank

A cave or pile of rubble may be used as a shelter site

it requires live food such as freshwater ghost shrimp

This hogfish is almost never seen in the trade

Make sure to provide it with shelter

This monster needs a minimum 180 gallon tank

Cirrhilabrus melanomarginatus The black fin fairy wrasse makes a stunning addition to your reef tank

Black Spotted Tusk | Choerodon schoenleinii are not good candidates for a reef tank