Convict Tang (Acanthurus Triostegus)

Convict Tang (Acanthurus Triostegus)

Small (3.8-6.4 cm)
$55.64
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Convict Tang (Acanthurus Triostegus)

Convict Tang (Acanthurus Triostegus)

$55.64
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The Convict Tang (Acanthurus triostegus) is an active, striking addition to any marine aquarium, characterized by its crisp white to light gray body accented with prominent vertical black stripes. Unlike many other surgeonfish, it is widely appreciated for its peaceful temperament toward other species, making it an excellent resident for marine community tanks.

As a dedicated herbivore, this species acts as a hardworking algae grazer to help naturally manage nuisance algae across rockwork and glass. It is completely reef-safe, coexisting peacefully without harming corals, clams, or sessile invertebrates.

Key Features

Scientific Name Acanthurus triostegus
Common Names Convict Tang, Convict Surgeonfish
Diet Herbivore
Origin Indo-Pacific Reefs
Temperament Peaceful
Reef Safe Yes
Max Size 25.4 cm
Shipping Size 5.1-10.2 cm
Lifespan 10+ years

Highlights

  • Unique Appearance: Its distinctive striped pattern makes it a standout fish.
  • Excellent Algae Control: As a herbivore, it helps keep nuisance algae in check.
  • Completely Reef-Safe: It will not harm corals, clams, or other invertebrates.
  • Generally Peaceful: It coexists well with other fish, making it a great community tank addition.

Compatibility

The Convict Tang is generally peaceful toward other fish species and is fully compatible with reef setups housing corals, clams, and invertebrates. It makes a great addition to community marine aquariums.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Convict Tang reef-safe?

Yes, the Convict Tang is completely reef-safe and will not harm corals, clams, or other marine invertebrates.

What is the primary diet of the Convict Tang?

The Convict Tang is a herbivore that primarily feeds on marine algae.

What maximum size does the Convict Tang reach?

Convict Tangs can grow to a maximum length of approximately 25.4 cm (10 inches).

What is the typical lifespan of a Convict Tang in captivity?

With proper care, Convict Tangs have a lifespan of 10 or more years.

Important Fulfillment Information

Fish and corals ship Monday through Thursday. Not all fish are sexed. If so it will specify.

Once your order ships, you will receive an email with your tracking number. Refunds are always issued for any fish not shipped.

PlantedPlus operates as a collective of trusted freshwater and saltwater importers. This policy allows us to prioritize animal welfare while maintaining reliable service for our hobbyists.

Shipping Cost Disclosure

To help keep ordering live fish online affordable, Planted Plus subsidizes a portion of shipping costs. Because these costs are incurred regardless of order completion, shipping charges are non-refundable.

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