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Sohal Tang Fish (Oman Special Grade) – Red Sea Reef Compatible

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $149.99.Current price is: $78.49.

Aggressive Sohal Tang suitable for 150+ gallon reefs; grows up to 16 inches.

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Sohal Tang (Oman Special Grade Red Sea) – Size: S (1″ to 2″)

Acanthurus sohal

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

Specification Value
Species Acanthurus sohal
Origin Red Sea (Oman Special Grade)
Size (Adult) Up to 16 inches
Minimum Tank Size 150 gallons
Compatibility Reef-safe (with caution)
Behavior Aggressive; may harass smaller fish

FAQ

Is the Sohal Tang suitable for a reef tank?

Yes, it is reef compatible, but it may damage soft corals or anemones due to its aggressive nature. Careful placement and monitoring are recommended.

What is the expected mature size of this tang?

The mature size of Sohal Tang is up to 16 inches.

What tank size is required for this species?

A minimum tank size of 150 gallons is required to ensure proper growth and reduce stress.

3 reviews for Sohal Tang Fish (Oman Special Grade) – Red Sea Reef Compatible

  1. Blake Brown –

    Received the Sohal Tang in good condition. It’s active and shows interest in the tank environment. I’ve kept it in a 150-gallon reef tank with proper hiding spots. It’s aggressive toward smaller fish, so I’ve removed a few small shrimp. Overall, it’s a striking addition to the tank.

  2. Boris Baker –

    The tang arrived healthy and has been active since setup. I’m cautious about its behavior and have kept it away from delicate corals. It’s a bold fish that demands space and attention. Works well in a larger tank with plenty of structure.

  3. Charles Brown –

    It’s a strong-looking fish and has adapted well to the tank. However, it has been chasing my small snails and I had to relocate them. I’m monitoring closely to avoid damage to corals.

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