Queen Angelfish | Holacanthus ciliaris (2”)

Queen Angelfish | Holacanthus ciliaris (2”)Queen Angelfish Holacanthus Ciliaris Tank Requirements Large, striking angelfish from the Caribbean. Queen angelfish are one of the most beautiful and popular angels. This size can start in a 100 gallon, but will eventually need a minimum 180 gallon tank. Not a good choice for a reef tank. It does well in a community or aggessive tank. If you would like to keep multiple large angels, you must have minimum 180 gallon tank. Ideally, add all large angels

They are very sensitive to quickly changing water conditions

When first introduced into the aquarium

as long as there is plenty of live rock to pick at

Guinea fowl puffers can be somewhat shy when first introduced

Masked Gobies make a great addition to your reef or nano tank

It is naturally found in areas rich in coral coverage from lagoons to outer reefs

palette tang

A 30 gallon or larger aquarium with plenty of live rock and corals provides a suitable environment for this diminutive beauty

not PE)Is My tank OK for a Golden Butterflyfish (Chaetodon semilarvatus)

and do best in groups

they swim in the middle of the tank environment but appreciate plenty of caves and hiding places

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