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Tang Fish are technically classed as 'herbivore', and in the wild their diet consists largely of algae, such as caulerpa and gracilias.
In aquariums they still need their diet to be mainly algae. However, if that isn't possible you can substitute with finely chopped spinach, Romaine lettuce, or Japanese Nori (just leave it floating on top).
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-Sunny
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What does Dory eat?
The fish named Dory from the Disney movie Finding Nemo is a regal blue tang fish. The regal blue tang fish eats zooplankton and marine algae.
How did the tang fish get its name?
The tang refers to the sharp spines on the tang fish's tail which are as sharp as a scalpel.
What kinds of Hawaiian fish eat algae?
There are many surgeon fish, angels, and blennies that make their home off the coast of Hawaii. The most popular two are the Yellow Tang, and the Blue Hippo Tang
What is the latin name of the blue tang fish?
The latin name of the blue tang is Paracanthurus Hepatus.The latin name of the Atlantic blue tang fish is Acanthurus coeruleus.
How often to feed tang fish?
Tang are a marine species but they still need the same kind of feeding programme that most other fish need. That is at least 2 feeds daily (morning and evening) and only as much as it can eat in 15 minutes.
What color are young blue tang fish?
They are bluish with a hint of tang!!
What is a better fish to have then a tang fish?
a yellow tail damsel fish
What type of fish is dori in finding nemo?
Dory is a Blue Tang fish.See Related Links below for a real blue tang fish.
Is a yellow tang fish a producer?
Is a yellowtang fish a consumer
What are the predators for the blue tang fish?
the red lion fish
What is a powder blue tang?
a powder blue tang is a saltwater fish, it is also known as a powder blue surgeon fish. if you have seen Finding Nemo, this fish is the same thing as Dori. Actually dori is called a hippo or blue tang, and is not at all the same as a powder blue tang.
What is the rarest saltwater fish?
GEM TANG!
