Banded Houndshark | Triakis scyllium (12-15")

Banded Houndshark | Triakis scyllium (12-15")Banded Houndshark Triakis scyllium The Banded Houndshark is rarely available in the hobby. maximum size of about 30". As an adult, it will need a minimum 180 gallon tank. For the first few months, a 55 75 would suffice. They require a bare bottom or fine sand bed, not crushed coral. They also need a lot of open room to swim, not a lot of rockwork that can collapse on them. They will not bother large fish, but can be victims of larger aggressive fish.

It does not require supplemental feeding

The Earmuff Wrasse (Halichoeres Melasmapomus)

Zebrasoma scopas The Scopas tang is a close relative of the yellow tang

The spotted rabbitfish

Feed a variety of meaty items like mysis shrimp

Tiger Angelfish (Apolemichthys kingi )

It should be housed in a 50 gallon or larger aquarium with live sand as the substrate

Offer chopped meaty foods

They can eat small shrimp

More than one type of damsel can be kept together if added at the same time

spirulina and nori for greens

The Red Sea Cigar wrasse makes a stunning addition to your fish only