Spotted Surgeonfish (Ctenochaetus strigosus)

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Contents 1 Additional names 1.1 Additional scientific names 2 Origin 3 Sexing 4 Tank compatibility 5 Diet 6 Feeding regime 7 Environment Specifics 8 Behaviour 9 Identification 10 Pictures 11 Videos 12 External links

Additional names

Spotted Surgeonfish, Kole Tang, Yellow-Eyed Tang, Goldring Surgeonfish, Spotted Bristletooth, Slender-Toothed Surgeonfish, Bristletoothed Surgeonfish, Yelloweye Surgeonfish

Additional scientific names

Acanthurus strigosus, Ctenochaetus striatus

Origin

The Kole Tang is endemic to the Western Pacific from Australia to the Hawaiian Islands.

Sexing

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Tank compatibility

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Diet

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Feeding regime

Feed adults 1-2 times a day and feed juveniles 2-3 times a day, they should always have the ability to graze on live rock.

Environment Specifics

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Behaviour

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Identification

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Pictures

Videos

External links

• Fishbase (Mirrors: )

• Saltwaterfish.com
• Live Aquaria