Kole (Gold Eye) Tang (South Pacific) Pufferfish each of Dendro coral’s polyps

each of Dendro coral’s polyps are separate and cannot share food with one another

Anemones receive most of their energy from the light

As a juvenile it has a black stripe running from its eye to the tip of its caudal fin

Across its shimmering white body are fine lines creating a criss-cross pattern

krill and Mysis shrimp

Kole (Gold Eye) Tang (South Pacific) Pufferfish each of Dendro coral’s polypsThe Gold Eye Kole tang is a popular fish from Hawaii. It has a chocolate colored body with many polka dots on its face and distinctive fine striping along its entire body. Its eyes are ringed in bright yellow. Males and females are visually identical. The Gold Eye Kole can grow to be approximately 7 inches long and needs a large aquarium as an adult, we recommend at least 75 gallons or larger. Members of the Ctenochaetus genus are known collectively