Blue Eye Tang - Ctenochaetus binotatus Size:Small

Blue Eye Tang - Ctenochaetus binotatus Size:SmallCtenochaetus binotatus Care: Beginner Diet: Algivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Melanesia Temperature: Tropical: 22 28 deg C (72 82 deg F) Water Parameters: SG: 1. 020 1. 025, pH: 8. 1 8. 4 Widespread Indo West Pacific. Various reef habitats, occurring singly, in pairs or small. Identified by the dark spots opposite each other at the ends of the dorsal and anal fin bases, usually with yellow shadowing behind. Eye distinctly blue. Caudal fin

Colour intensity may vary with sex

Red Speckled Coral Goby - Caracanthus maculatus

Sulphur Gobies are considered reef safe and do not normally nip corals

Chrysiptera hemicyanea

including the Great Barrier Reef

Reef App gives a minimum volume of 400 litres

so exact identification should be based on appearance and supplier information

making it a medium-sized butterflyfish that requires good swimming space

Around 6 cm

as it may chase tank mates away from its chosen area and may move sand or disturb nearby coral placements if it adopts a particular section of the aquarium

It may hover at unusual angles

An active and visible shrimp that spends much of its time perched on rockwork