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Tang (Acanthurus spp.)

As a general category, Tangs (like the Yellow or Blue) are prized for their consistent, visible grazing patterns, which keeps algae growth under control. They are robust fish that adapt well to establ...

9.2 Excellent
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2 Convict Tang (Acanthurus patchii)
Convict Tang (Acanthurus patchii)

A fantastic alternative to the Blue Tang, the Convict Tang offers a similar vibrant, deep blue hue but can sometimes be slightly more forgiving in varied reef conditions. They are active grazers, cont...

8.4 Very Good
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3 Tang (Dascyllus aruanus)
Tang (Dascyllus aruanus)

The Dascyllus aruanus, or Hawaiian Angelfish, is a smaller, highly resilient tang species. It is known for its consistent grazing and its ability to thrive even in slightly less-than-perfect condition...

8.2 Very Good
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4 Surgeonfish (Acanthurus spp.)
Surgeonfish (Acanthurus spp.)

As a group, Surgeonfish are highly valued for their consistent, reliable grazing action, making them workhorses of the reef tank. They are generally hardy and come in many color variations, allowing h...

7.5 Good
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5 Yellow Tang (Zebrasoma flavescens)
Yellow Tang (Zebrasoma flavescens)

Yellow Tangs are vibrant and active fish known for their algae-eating habits. They can grow up to 8 inches, requiring a larger tank. They are reef-safe and help control algae growth. They are relative...

7.0 Good
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