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Yellow Eye Kole Tang Fish – Spotted Maldives Special Grade, Reef-Safe Tang for 50+ Gallon Tank

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $99.99.Current price is: $42.87.

Striking yellow-eyed tang with spotted pattern, peaceful temperament, perfect for reef tanks over 50 gallons.

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Yellow Eye Kole Tang (Spotted Maldives Special Grade) YEKT100401

Ctenochaetus strigosus

Reef Compatible: Yes
Care Level: Intermediate
Disposition: Peaceful
Min. Tank Size: 50 gallons
Mature Size: 6 inches

The Yellow Eye Kole Tang is a striking addition to any established reef aquarium. With its distinctive spotted pattern and vibrant coloration, this specimen commands attention while maintaining a peaceful, reef-safe temperament. The intricate yellow eye marking and flowing fins create an elegant presence that enhances the visual depth of your tank.

This intermediate-care tang thrives in systems of 50+ gallons, where it spends its days grazing and exploring—a living display of natural reef behavior. As it matures to approximately 6 inches, it becomes a focal point that seasoned reef keepers appreciate.

Size M Approx. 2.75″

FAQ

Is the Yellow Eye Kole Tang suitable for a reef tank?

Yes, the Yellow Eye Kole Tang is reef compatible and peaceful, making it a safe choice for reef aquariums.

What is the mature size of this fish?

The mature size of the Yellow Eye Kole Tang is approximately 6 inches.

What tank size is recommended for this species?

A minimum tank size of 50 gallons is recommended for proper growth and well-being.

3 reviews for Yellow Eye Kole Tang Fish – Spotted Maldives Special Grade, Reef-Safe Tang for 50+ Gallon Tank

  1. Claire Greene –

    The fish is very active and adds a lot of visual interest to the tank. It’s peaceful and doesn’t bother other fish. After a few weeks, it started grazing on algae and has become a regular part of the tank’s ecosystem.

  2. Austin Burgess –

    Great coloration and movement. It’s a bit shy at first but settles into the tank well. I’m happy with the size and behavior in a 55-gallon reef tank.

  3. Amanda Avery –

    The yellow eye marking is very noticeable and adds a unique touch. It’s easy to care for once the tank is stable and has been feeding properly for a few weeks.

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