Lavender Tang (Asia Pacific) Corals but when mature this fades

but when mature this fades in favor of a black eyespot near the tail

and many specimens are multicolored

Males and females are nearly identical

Open brain corals are able to expand their tissues to a surprising size

Fang Tooth eels are fish eaters in the wild

Lavender Tang (Asia Pacific) Corals but when mature this fadesThe Lavender tang is a lovely fish typically found in Hawaiian and Asia Pacific waters. It has an earthy colored body with distinctive orange spots on its face and a forked tail. It also has two dark spots at the base of the tail, one above and one below. In the right light its dorsal fin may shine orange, and its body and lower fins may shimmer a delicate purple, giving it its common name. Males and females are visually identical. The Lavender can