Queen Angelfish | Holacanthus ciliaris (4-5”)

Queen Angelfish | Holacanthus ciliaris (4-5”)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

When matured

Minimum Tank Size Suggested: No less than 75 gallons

It may be aggressive at times

Chaetodontoplus personiferTrue personifer angels (as opposed to Chaetodontoplus Meredithi

They are absolutely stunning

so keep only one except in a very large tank

Heniochus monoceros    Sometimes referred to as the poor man's moorish idol

palette tang

Feed large meaty items (you might start with a feeding stick)

Zebra Horn Shark (Heterodontus Zebra)

The Porcupine Puffer lacks pelvic fins but has learned to use the pectoral fins to move about

the body takes on a darker bluish-gray tone and the juvenile striping is supplemented with additional color