Zebrasoma scopas (Brown surgeon)

Looks like his cousin Z. Flavescens except his brown livery. Advanced mouth (algae grazer) and white cutting erectile thorn at the base of the tail.

The Zebrasoma Scopas is a fish belonging to the Acanthuridae family, which also includes other known fish under the name of "Fish-surgeons". It is characterized by its metallic gray-blue color with black bands which give it the appearance of a zebra, hence its name. The Zebrasoma Scopas is a background fish, which means that it spends most of its time at the bottom of the ocean, where it feeds mainly on plankton and small animals.

The Zebrasoma Scopas is native to the warm and shallow waters of the Indian and peaceful oceans. He can be found in coral reefs, where he likes to hide in crevices and caves to protect himself from predators. The Zebrasoma Scopas is a lonely fish, but it can sometimes be found in groups with other fish from its species.

The Zebrasoma Scopas is a very active and agile fish, which likes to swim and explore its environment. It has a wide and powerful caudal fin which allows it to quickly move in water. The Zebrasoma Scopas is also known for its ability to jump out of the water, which allows it to escape its predators.

The Zebrasoma Scopas is a relatively small fish, generally measuring between 20 and 30 centimeters in length. However, it can reach a maximum size of 40 centimeters. The Zebrasoma Scopas is a robust and robust fish, capable of surviving in difficult conditions thanks to its great resistance.

Due to its distinctive color and active behavior, Zebrasoma Scopas is often used in aquariums. However, it is important to note that the Zebrasoma Scopas needs an environment suitable to feel good and prosper.

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Impossible in aquarium.