Mimic Tang - Half Black Favites This photo has been taken

This photo has been taken in a 20 x 20cm basket for size reference

Keeping the fish well fed and providing natural algae grazing can reduce risk

It is also commonly sold as the Naso Tang or Orangespine Unicornfish

A bottom-dwelling dragonet that spends much of its time “scooting” across sand

Mimic Tang - Half Black Favites This photo has been takenAcanthurus pyroferus Care: Beginner Diet: Algivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Western Pacific Mimic Tang Half Black Widespread Indo West Pacific. Coastal to outer reef crests. Juveniles usually mimic various sympatric pygmy angelfishes in colour and shape. The form appears to be a non mimic that occurs in various part of the Pacific and eastern Australia. The tail changes from rounded to lunate when outgrowing the size of the model and changes