Dussumier's Surgeonfish

• Scientific Name: Acanthurus dussumieri
• Care: Medium
• Light Requirement: Medium
• Origin: Melanesia
• Diet: Algae Eater

The Acanthurus dussumieri, commonly known as the Australian Blue Tang, is a fascinating species that brings vibrant colour to any reef aquarium. Its distinctive blue tail provides a striking contrast to its sleek, dark body, making it a favourite among aquarium enthusiasts. This species thrives in reef environments, making it a perfect addition for those seeking to bring a piece of the ocean's splendour into their home or workplace. The Australian Blue-tailed Tang is a reef-safe species, coexisting harmoniously with other marine life. Caring for the Australian Blue-tailed Tang requires a certain level of expertise, as it is a species with medium care requirements. It is an algae-eating species, with its diet consisting mainly of algae. To ensure it receives all the necessary nutrients, we recommend feeding it with Gamma Foods' algae-based products. One of the most captivating aspects of the Australian Blue Tang is its active behaviour. It is known for its lively nature and can often be seen darting through the aquarium in search of food or exploring its surroundings. The Australian Blue Tang is a unique addition to any aquarium due to its rarity in the aquarium trade. This exclusivity is sure to be a talking point among other aquarium enthusiasts. The ideal habitat for the Australian Blue Tang is a reef aquarium that closely mimics its natural environment, providing it with the conditions it needs to thrive. In conclusion, the Australian Blue Tang is a fascinating species that adds a vibrant touch of colour and excitement to any aquarium. Its distinctive coloration, interesting behaviour, and rarity in the aquarium trade make it a sought-after item for any aquarium enthusiast.