Carpet Anemone - Red (Indian Ocean) Corals and in fact these crunchy

and in fact these crunchy items are important for trimming their ever-growing beaks

They don't appreciate living with other tangs

They may be rather smooth or bumpy textured

Members of the Ctenochaetus genus are known collectively as the bristle tooth or comb tooth tangs

It is preferable to feed more than once a day

Carpet Anemone - Red (Indian Ocean) Corals and in fact these crunchyAnemones have a central mouth surrounded by stinging tentacles which can capture small creatures and deliver them to the mouth. The sting is often quite strong and capable of damaging corals and injuring fish. Small fish such as firefish and dragonets may accidently swim directly into the anemone and be killed. Large anemones such as carpets may even kill larger fish. The addition of a night light greatly aids fish in avoiding the anemones. The