Blue Face Angel-Juv (2-3")

Blue Face Angel-Juv (2-3")A spectacular Angel, this species can do well if his needs are met. Initially shy, the Blueface can become bold over time, but is less aggressive than many angels. The Blueface Angel needs a large tank, 180 gallons or larger, and should ideally be king of the tank. It doesn't do well with other large, bold angels

rind-tail cardinals grow quite large (4-5") and can be preditory towards small fish

Black Bar Soldierfish (Myripristis jacobus) do not like bright lights

and provide lots of rocks for hiding

Halichoeres ornatissimus-This great aquarium fish should be provided with a layer of sand on the tank bottom of 2 inches or more as it buries at night and when threatened

angelfish preparations with sponge

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It is one of the hardiest and most common clownfish in home aquariums

It is sensitive to high levels of copper-based medications

Chaetodon flavacoronotus/Tinkeri

Coris gaimard The Adult Red Coris Wrasse varies greatly in coloration from the Juvenile Red Coris Wrasse

needs a large tank (150 gal preferably) with lots of swimming room

and pristine water