Spotted Yellow Eye Tang

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Ctenochaetus Tominiensis

The Spotted Yellow Eye Tang can also be known as the Kole Yellow Eye tang, Striped Bristletooth, or Goldenring Bristletooth. It is blue/purple in coloration that turn to orange and yellow on it's dorsal and ventral fins with white spots all over it's body and yellow rings around it's eyes.

Use caution when housing with other Tangs or Surgeonfish. Similar shaped Tangs can be very aggressive towards each other. Tangs require a natural diet of seaweed and algae, which can be fed to them tied to a rock or by use of a veggie clip. This should be a done a minimum of 3 times a week. Tangs will also enjoy meaty foods with the other fish in your aquarium.

It is well known that tangs have a penchant for Marine Ich and other diseases due to their lack of slime coating. We highly encourage quarantining all fish, but especially Surgeon Fish. We do our best to quarantine all fish at Reef Chasers but there can be absolutely no guarantees.

Tang's of different species can typically get along if they are given ample living space and given that they are introduced at the appropriate size & time.