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![]() Koles are a bristle tooth Tang, and while they appear to be sucking they are in fact scraping the algae from surfaces with many very small teeth. My wife likes the little kiss marks they leave all over the aquarium. I had a fat and health Kole in my 180 for years, a great, hardy fish and hard working reef custodian.
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![]() The mouth determines the feeding habits. I think I'm alright =)
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![]() I think we are all on the same page here. They have tiny teeth you can see but they appear to use their 'mouthpiece' to vacuum up the food they need whether it is on the glass or on the rock.
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![]() My kole tang is one of the best decisions I ever made for my tank, he is a cleaner. I also have a yellow but I would say the tank is much cleaner since adding the kole.
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