Black Longnose X Scopas Hybrid Tang WYSIWYG

Black Longnose X Scopas Hybrid Tang WYSIWYG

SCIENTIFIC NAME: Zebrasoma rostratum X scopas 

Overview
Reef Compatible: YES
Diet: Herbivore
Temperament: Semi-Aggressive
Origin: Tahiti

The Hybrid Black Tang is a captivating creation resulting from the union of a Black Longnose Tang and a Scopas Tang. This unique hybrid exhibits a bright yellow body adorned with a spectacularly dark overlay of intricate patterning. Imagine the vibrant yellow hue of a tropical sunrise juxtaposed with the mysterious allure of midnight shadows. The Hybrid Black Tang is a living canvas, blending the best of both parent species into a mesmerizing aquatic masterpiece.

• Appearance:

  • Its primary color is a luminous jet black.
  • Intricate black markings dance across its body, creating an otherworldly contrast.
  • A singular diamond-shaped white dot graces its anal fin, like a celestial gem.

• Size:  When fully grown, the Hybrid Black Tang reaches a length of approximately 8 to 9 inches.

• Habitat:

  • In the warm waters of the Indo-Pacific region, this hybrid thrives among coral-rich reefs and rocky outcroppings.
  • It forages for algae and small invertebrates, weaving through coral formations like an artist navigating a gallery.

• Diet:

  • In its natural habitat, the Hybrid Black Tang grazes on various algae and detritus.
  • In captivity, provide it with high-quality marine algae sheets, seaweed, and a mix of marine pellets and frozen foods.

Whether you’re an aquarist or an art enthusiast, the Hybrid Black Tang is a living testament to the beauty and creativity found beneath the waves.