Powder Brown Tang (Asia Pacific) Angelfish Named for the broad dark

Named for the broad dark saddles draped across its back

It is sometimes called the half moon angelfish

It should be transferred while underwater

Colored varieties are typically a beautiful green shade

They are friendly with other large-bodied fishes but will greedily swallow whole any small or slender fish as well as shrimp

Powder Brown Tang (Asia Pacific) Angelfish Named for the broad darkThe Powder Brown tang is an uncommon but extremely lovely fish. Its body is a dusty, earthy grey to rust color. Extending from its eye to its lips is a bright white mask, and this, combined with the bright colors on its fins, gives incredible contrast. Bright, lemony yellow arches around the fish's rear half, and its dorsal fin has a shock of deep reddish orange. Its tail is white and grey with a pale yellow stripe. Males and females are visually