Powder Brown TangAcanthurus Nicgroens Care: Intermediate Diet: Algivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Indian Ocean Powder Brown Tang Southern Indonesia, ranging from Sumatra to west Flores and rare in Cocos and Christmas Is., eastern Indian Ocean, where the Indian Powderblue Surgeonfish is common. Found mainly around rocky reefs subject to strong currents and occurs alone or in small groups. Acanthurus cf leucosternon is best distinguished from Acanthurus

rubble and aquarium surfaces for food

including Indonesia

Captive-bred specimens are especially well suited to aquarium life and make an excellent choice for reef aquariums

It naturally grazes on benthic algae and should be offered a diet rich in marine algae

is a brightly colored member of the dragonet family native to the Indo-West Pacific: Philippines

the Ryukyu Islands and north-western Australia

These are exceptionally rare and hard to come by

Latticed Butterflyfish

offer frequent feeds of marine algae sheets

Pink-spotted Watchman Goby or Singapore Shrimp Goby

The Skunk Clownfish from Fiji

bringing a splash of colour and elegance to the underwater world