Oblique-lined dottyback | Cypho purpurascens

Oblique-lined dottyback | Cypho purpurascensOblique lined dottyback Cypho purpurascens Natural Range: Western Pacific Ocean Diet: Crustaceans, small fish, bristleworms Natural History: The Queensland dottyback is found in recesses and crevices of tidepools and lagoons. It is most often observed singly. Females have a grayish head whereas males have a reddish head. Husbandry: The Australian Dottyback is very aggressive and should only be kept with larger angelfishes, tangs, triggers or other

This attractive damsel makes a great starter fish

They have a dark body with bright yellow pectoral fins

A 55 gallon aquarium is suitable

Rabbitfish will eat a wide range of desirable and undesirable algae

feed a diet of marine flakes

The Hawaiian Green Lionfish is almost never available to the hobby

Brazilian Flameback Angelfish| Centropyge aurantonotus

are much more colorful

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angels are almost impossible to find

Tessalata Eel(Gymnothorax favagineus)

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