Ctenochaetus cyanocheilus
Ctenochaetus cyanocheilus, commonly known as the Short-tail bristletooth, is a small tang. When young they are completely yellow with a faint blue throat and thin rim around the anal and dorsal fin. Once they mature they become red-brown with stripes on their body and spot on the head. The mouth and throat become blue and the rim around the fins becomes bright blue. A real beautiful alternative for C. strigosus.
It can be aggressive towards other tangs and food competitors, but will generally leave other fish a lone. A great algae eater for a medium to large sized tank.
Like other tangs, it will eat meaty foods, but it's important it can graze on algae/seaweed the entire day to ensure it will stay healthy. So feed flakes/pellets multiple times a day and make sure there is always seaweed available.
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Availability | Scarce |
Brand | Tangs & Surgeonfish |
Bagsize | 21 |
Care level | Moderate |
Food | Algae, Artemia, flake food, frozen food (large varieties) alge pellets, nori algae. |
max size | 16-18 cm |
Minimum tank size | ~1200 liters |
Origin | Hawaii |
Temperature range | 24 - 27 °C |
Species type | Ctenochaetus cyanocheilus |