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Sohal Tang Fish (Oman Special Grade) – Red Sea Acanthurus sohal, 3-4″ Size

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $104.85.Current price is: $47.54.

Aggressive Sohal Tang suitable for 150+ gallon reef tanks, matures to 16 inches.

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Sohal Tang (Oman Special Grade Red Sea) – Size M (3″ to 4″)

Acanthurus sohal

Reef Compatible: Yes
Care Level: Intermediate
Disposition: Aggressive
Min. Tank Size: 150 gallons
Mature Size: 16 inches

Specification Detail
Species Acanthurus sohal
Size (Adult) 16 inches
Minimum Tank Size 150 gallons
Reef Compatibility Yes
Behavior Aggressive
Difficulty Level Intermediate

FAQ

Is the Sohal Tang suitable for a reef tank?

Yes, the Sohal Tang is reef compatible and can coexist with reef fish in a properly maintained tank.

What is the expected mature size of this tang?

The mature size of the Sohal Tang is approximately 16 inches.

What tank size is required for this species?

A minimum tank size of 150 gallons is recommended for proper growth and behavior.

3 reviews for Sohal Tang Fish (Oman Special Grade) – Red Sea Acanthurus sohal, 3-4″ Size

  1. Samantha Randall –

    The Sohal Tang is a striking addition to my reef tank. It has grown steadily since arrival and shows active behavior. I maintain a 150-gallon tank and have ensured adequate space and hiding spots. It’s aggressive toward smaller fish, so I’ve removed some sensitive species. Overall, it’s a bold and colorful presence that adds energy to the display.

  2. Frank Springer –

    I bought this tang for my intermediate reef setup. It’s vibrant and active, though it does chase smaller fish. I’ve adjusted my tank layout to provide more open space and shelters. It’s not for beginners, but once acclimated, it’s a rewarding addition.

  3. James Glover –

    After two months, the Sohal Tang has become a centerpiece. It’s healthy, colorful, and active. I monitor its interactions closely and have kept it in a large tank with plenty of live rock. It doesn’t damage corals, which is reassuring.

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