Mustard Guineafowl Tang Size:Small The reef-safe alternative to the

The reef-safe alternative to the very similar Heniochus acuminatus

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Males develop bristles along the snout

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Mustard Guineafowl Tang Size:Small The reef-safe alternative to theA tang whose juveniles mimic dwarf angelfish almost exactly, before maturing into a grey brown adult with an orange cheek patch. Peaceful for an Acanthurus. Feeding Primarily herbivorous. Dried marine algae daily, spirulina foods and some frozen meaty food. Compatibility Reef safe but territorial toward other tangs. Generally one per tank unless it is very large. Behaviour and personality Grazes constantly and swims steadily throughout the day. Before