Huma Huma Trigger (1-2")

Huma Huma Trigger (1-2")Rhinecanthus aculeatus Also known as the Blackbar triggerfish A trigger will eat just about anything you toss into the tank, being particularly fond of mussels and shrimp. Triggers tend to be aggressive towards invertebrates and smaller fish. The individual temperments of Huma triggers tend to vary widley from one fish to another, with some being quite benign to a complete terror to its tank mates

The maze or orange face angelfish is a true collector's item

As with all leopard wrasses

and watch this blinding streak of color zip around your tank

A 50 gallon or larger aquarium with peaceful tank mates provides a good environment for a single specimen

Cirrhilabrus pylei   This rare beauty makes a perfect addition to your reef tank

Often maintained by hobbyists in the reef aquarium

Amphiprion ocellaris - Also know as a false percula clown

The Orange Shoulder Tang is a great reef fish

Nori in a seaweed clip is ideal

Chaetodon Paucifasciatus (Red Sea Pearlscale Butterfly)

They also get quite large (2')

as they eat inverts and smaller fish