Dive into the vibrant underwater world of the Blue Tang, one of the ocean's most iconic and beloved reef fish. In Blue Tang, Theresa J. Davis takes readers on an in-depth exploration of the species made famous by animated films but rooted in ecological importance and scientific wonder. From its dazzling coloration to its crucial role in coral reef health, this book reveals the story behind the beauty, one of biology, balance, and breathtaking survival.

Meticulously researched and richly detailed, this guide covers every aspect of the Blue Tang's life. Discover the intricate taxonomy and evolutionary lineage of Paracanthurus hepatus, its natural habitats across the Indo-Pacific, and the secrets of its social behavior and reproductive cycle. With vivid explanations of its feeding habits, defensive mechanisms, and migration patterns, readers gain a new appreciation for the fish's natural intelligence and adaptability in one of the planet's most delicate ecosystems.

The book also tackles the growing global interest in keeping Blue Tangs in home aquariums. Davis provides essential insights into tank requirements, compatibility with other species, common health issues, and ethical care practices equipping both new and experienced aquarists with responsible, science-backed knowledge. At the same time, she addresses urgent environmental concerns, including overharvesting, coral reef degradation, and the importance of sustainable breeding and conservation efforts.

Blue Tang is more than a marine biology guide, it's a tribute to the resilience and wonder of ocean life. Through engaging storytelling, cultural symbolism, and mythological references, Theresa J. Davis reminds us why this shimmering fish continues to captivate the human imagination. Whether you're a hobbyist, student, environmentalist, or ocean lover, this book offers an unforgettable journey beneath the surface.