Six-bar Angelfish (3-4")

Six-bar Angelfish (3-4")Euxiphipops sextriatus The Six bar Angel does best as the dominant species in an aquarium. The Six Bar Angelfish should be provided with plenty of swimming space, as well as a number of suitable hiding places. It is often shy initially, but if not bullied by tankmates or in a high traffic area it can become a bolder member of the aquarium community. This species does not tend to be as aggressive as some of its relatives.

Rhinecanthus lunula

especially when hungry

as well as plenty of hiding places

Super easy to care for

and a sand bottom for burrowing

The Fathead Anthias is also known as the Sunburst Anthias

Siganus magnifica - The Magnificent Foxface is also known as the Magnificent Rabbitfish

there is risk that they'll pick on corals

has a burgundy face with a rosy-yellow posterior

In nature it feeds almost entirely on brown macroalgae and should be offered a wide a variety of foods in the aquarium

Golden Puffers (Arothron meleagris) require a diet of meaty foods

It is easy to care for