Tomini Tang MD

The Tomini Tang, scientifically known as Ctenochaetus tominiensis, is a captivating and colorful marine fish that belongs to the Acanthuridae family. This family is often referred to as surgeonfishes or tangs due to the distinctive scalpel-like spine located near their tails. Native to the Indo-Pacific region, the Tomini Tang is widely appreciated for its striking appearance and peaceful demeanor, making it a sought-after addition to saltwater aquariums. Physical Description: The Tomini Tang boasts a graceful and streamlined body that is slightly compressed laterally, contributing to its excellent swimming ability. Its body is primarily silver or white, with a radiant yellow-gold coloration that extends from its head to the base of its tail. This golden hue is accentuated by a bold black stripe that runs horizontally across the midsection of its body. This stripe is bordered by a thinner white stripe on both the upper and lower sides, creating a stunning contrast. The caudal fin, or ta