Tomini Tang - Ctenochaetus tominiensis Size:Medium

Tomini Tang - Ctenochaetus tominiensis Size:MediumTomini Tang (Ctenochaetus tominiensis) The Tomini Tang, Ctenochaetus tominiensis, is a compact and attractive bristletooth tang with a brown to tan body, orange to gold fin edging and a pale tail that becomes more elegant as it matures. Also known as the Tomini Surgeonfish, Flame fin Tang or Bristletooth Tomini Tang, this Western Central Pacific species is valued in marine aquariums for its constant grazing behaviour and relatively smaller adult size

but highly active and persistent

Provide several caves or crevices so the blenny can establish a secure retreat

often perching or hopping rather than swimming continuously in open water

Do not keep with hermit- or crab-eating fish such as triggers

Choose specimens that are already feeding where possible

rubble areas

Peppermint Shrimp (Lysmata wurdemanni)

and in captivity does best on a varied diet of small meaty foods such as mysis

Up to around 20 cm

Koi Fairy Wrasse

It is best kept with other peaceful-to-semi-aggressive marine fish that will not be intimidated by an active damsel

Opistognathus rufilineatus