Orange Shoulder Tang Acanthurus olivaceus swimming in reef aquarium Quarantined ocean surgeonfish for sale from TSM Aquatics Reef-safe algae-eating orange-shoulder tang in saltwater tank Healthy herbivore tang with orange shoulder grazing live rock

Orange Shoulder Tang (Acanthurus olivaceus)

Available Now yellow transitioning Approximately 4”
$129.99
$129.99 $199.99
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Orange Shoulder Tang Acanthurus olivaceus swimming in reef aquarium Quarantined ocean surgeonfish for sale from TSM Aquatics Reef-safe algae-eating orange-shoulder tang in saltwater tank Healthy herbivore tang with orange shoulder grazing live rock
  • Orange Shoulder Tang Acanthurus olivaceus swimming in reef aquarium Quarantined ocean surgeonfish for sale from TSM Aquatics Reef-safe algae-eating orange-shoulder tang in saltwater tank Healthy herbivore tang with orange shoulder grazing live rock
  • Orange Shoulder Tang Acanthurus olivaceus swimming in reef aquarium Quarantined ocean surgeonfish for sale from TSM Aquatics Reef-safe algae-eating orange-shoulder tang in saltwater tank Healthy herbivore tang with orange shoulder grazing live rock
Orange Shoulder Tang (Acanthurus olivaceus)

Orange Shoulder Tang (Acanthurus olivaceus)

$129.99
$129.99 $199.99
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Orange-Shoulder Tang (Acanthurus olivaceus) – Reef‑Safe Algae Grazer with Striking Color

The Orange‑Shoulder Tang features a soft olive body with a bright orange shoulder patch, making it a standout herbivore in reef systems. Known for its hardiness and usefulness in algae control, it's ideal for intermediate aquarists. Each fish from TSM Aquatics completes a 30-day quarantine, ensuring they arrive healthy, feeding, and tank-acclimated.

Care Level: Moderate, strong swimmer suited for mature reef systems
Diet: Herbivore, thrives on nori, marine algae, and algae-based pellets
Temperament: Peaceful, becomes territorial with other surgeonfish
Tank Size: 100 gallons or larger
Max Size: ~12 inches
Compatibility: Reef-safe, ideal with peaceful community fish and corals
Origin: Indo-Pacific
Notes: Provide plenty of open swimming space and live rock. Secure lid recommended due to moderate jumping behavior.

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