Naso Tang
Naso lituratus
What you need to keep a Naso Tang
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Seachem Reef Carbonate
From R161Sizes
Seachem Ammonia Alert
R267
Seachem Reef Iron
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Seachem Reef Phosphorus
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pH
8.1–8.4
Temperature
24–27 °C
Max size
45 cm
Min tank
1500 L
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Overview
What to know before you buy.
A large, elegantly marked surgeonfish needing serious swimming length — this is a fish for tanks measured in metres. Reef safe and largely herbivorous; provide constant algae.
Care guide
Keeping Naso Tang healthy in a South African setup.
Tank setup
A minimum 1500L aquarium suits Naso Tang. Provide hiding spots and stable, well-filtered water; it suits a community setup.
Water parameters
Keep pH 8.1–8.4 and 24–27°C. Stable parameters matter more than chasing perfect numbers; acclimate new arrivals slowly.
Feeding
Herbivore — algae, nori, prepared foods. Feed small amounts it clears in a couple of minutes, and vary the diet.
Behaviour
Peaceful but very large and active. Watch it at feeding time and at lights-out to see its real temperament in your tank.
Tankmates
Choose tankmates of similar size and temperament with the same water needs. Avoid fin-nippers and anything large enough to eat it.
Breeding
Breeding success with Naso Tang depends on the line and water chemistry; ask your shop about proven pairs.
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