Acanthurus Bariene M
Acanthurus bariene, also known as the Blackspot Surgeonfish, is a relatively rare and lesser-known species of the Acanthuridae family. It is a striking fish with unique characteristics, rarely found in the aquarium trade, but has great biological and aesthetic value.
Behavior: Dynamic, semi-aggressive, especially towards other tangs
Diet: Primarily herbivorous (algae, plant preparations), but can also consume protein-rich food
Aquarium suitability: Rare – due to size and difficulty of adaptation. If used, requires a very large aquarium (800+ liters)
Difficulty of maintenance: High – due to size, sensitivity to parameters and rarity
It is rare in the trade – its appearance in aquariums is extremely unusual and usually concerns collectors or scientific institutions.
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Scientific Name: Acanthurus bariene
Family: Acanthuridae (Surgeonfish)
Common Name: Blackspot Surgeonfish
Origin: Western Indian Ocean – from the coast of East Africa to the Maldives and Oman
Appearance:
Body Color: Brown-gray to purple-blue hue
Characteristics:
Black spot above and behind the gills – feature that gave it its common name
Satin metallic sheen over the entire body
Thin, wavy lines or streaks on the head and body (especially in adults)
Size: Up to 50 cm – one of the largest tangs
Minimum liters: 800–1000 L
Owner Experience: Very advanced
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