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Half Dark Blue and Half Canary Yellow Not recommended with aggressive or highly active fish Not as hardy as other Dwarf Angels
Angel, Bicolor
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Feeds mainly on algae and diatoms Needs plenty of live rock Nips at corals and inverts
Angel, Black Nox
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Similar to Lemon Peel Angel, without blue highlights Peaceful addition to a community tank Nips at corals and clams
Angel, Black Tip Heraldi
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Also known as the Common Angelfish Somewhat aggressive especially towards other angelfish Generally not reef safe
Angel, Blue
$13.49 to $71.99
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Also known as the Dusky Angelfish Does best in a tank with plenty of hiding places Often mistaken for Coral Beauty Angelfish
Angel, Blue Fin
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Changes patterns and color with maturity Not a good choice for a reef tank Grazes on live rock, but also nips at inverts
Angel, Blue Ring - Adult
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Changes patterns and color with maturity Not a good choice for a reef tank Grazes on live rock, but also nips at inverts
Angel, Blue Ring - Juvenile
$49.49 to $99.89
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Also known as the Yellowmask Angelfish Found in dense coral areas in the wild near caves Does best as the largest fish in the tank and as the only Angelfish
Angel, Blueface
$80.99 to $98.99
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One of the most popular dwarf angelfish due to its hardiness and coloration Does best in a well established aquarium Will pick at corals
Angel, Coral Beauty
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Requires a larger tank, 100 gallons or more Should be the only angelfish in any tank due to aggression Generally not reef safe as it will nip at sponges, sessile invertebrates, and clams
Angel, Cortez
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Mild-mannered pygmy angel Does best in an established tank May nip at inverts
Angel, Eibli
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Stunning orange red, with black stripes and neon blue Needs lots of hiding places Should not be housed with other Centropyge angelfish
Angel, Flame
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Hardy little angelfish Needs plenty of live rock and hiding places May occasionally nip at corals
Angel, Flameback
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Very hardy Angelfish Needs plenty of live rock for grazing and a variety of hiding places May harass similarly shaped fish
Angel, French
$49.49 to $89.99
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Beautiful and mild mannered Does best in a well-established tank Should not be in reef tanks as they nip at inverts and clams
Angel, Half Black
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Also known as an Emperor Angel One of the larger and more colorful angelfish Needs plenty of variety in its diet
Angel, Imperator - Adult
$107.99 to $152.99
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Also known as the Emperor Angel Color scheme changes as it matures, from white and blue to a mix of yellow, orange, and blue with a completely different pattern Needs plenty of room to swim as well as hiding places
Angel, Imperator - Juvenile
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Does not bother corals or inverts This is the female counterpart to the Zebra Angel Needs plenty of swimming room as well as hiding spots
Angel, Japanese Swallowtail
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Species in the genus Genicanthus are the only planktivores out of all Marine Angelfish Usually ignores other angels, and is one of the most passive angels Easier to maintain than most other Angelfish and a great reef inhabitant
Angel, Lamarck's
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Canary yellow with ice blue highllights Not as hardy as other Dwarf Angels Nips at corals and clams
Angel, Lemon Peel
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Beautiful and hardy Not reef safe as it nips at corals Needs plenty of hiding places and large amounts of swimming room
Angel, Maculosus
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Beautiful and hardy Not for reef tanks as it will nip at inverts Needs plenty of hiding places and large amounts of swimming room
Angel, Maculosus - Tank-raised
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Should be the last addition to a community tank due to aggression Beautiful, but can be sensitive to its diet as well as water quality Stunning fish, but not reef safe
Angel, Queen
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Popular, but difficult to keep Needs live rock to graze upon Does best with peaceful tankmates
Angel, Regal
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Has very specific diet of sponges One of the most difficult fish to care for May chase after tankmates
Angel, Rock Beauty
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Looks more like a butterflyfish than an angelfish Will nip at corals and clams Does best with other community fish
Angel, Singapore
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A relative of the Blueface Angelfish, Euxiphipops xanthometopon Initially shy, this species can become fiesty Provide plenty of hiding places, as well as sufficient open swimming area
Angel, Six-Bar
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Also known as a Keyhole Angel Feeds on algae and diatoms One of the larger dwarf angelfish
Angel, Tibicen
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Slightly more aggressive than most Dwarf or Pygmy Angelfish and may pick on certain corals Does best in a tank with plenty of hiding places Often mistaken for Coral Beauty Angelfish
Angel, Yellow Fin
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Has the appearance of rock, waiting to ambush unsuspecting prey Eats victims whole and has been known to attack tankmates of similar size, but will not harm corals or anemones Good for reefs lacking shrimp and with slightly larger fish
Angler, Sargassum
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Ambushes prey and will eat any fish it can fit in its mouth Although a very hardy fish, not recommended for beginners Does well in reef tanks
Angler, Wartskin
$89.97 to $161.97
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Active fish that motivates shy fish to come out of their hiding places Needs plenty of hiding places for itself Due to its high energy personality and movement, the Lyretail Anthias needs nutrition multiple times per day
Anthias, Lyretail - Female
$16.19 to $45.87
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Active fish that motivates shy fish to come out of their hiding places Needs plenty of hiding places for itself Due to its high energy personality and movement, the Lyretail Anthias needs nutrition multiple times per day
Anthias, Lyretail - Male
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Not aggressive, but can be territorial Stays relatively small making it reef safe More than one can be kept in a tank as long as they are introduced simultaneously in larger tanks
Basslet, Blackcap
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Stunning coloration Great beginner basslet, but may chase other fish away from its territory Excellent reef inhabitant
Basslet, Chalk
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Hardy fish that makes a great addition to any community tank Non-aggressive bright yellow fish Can be kept alone, or in groups if introduced simultaneously
Basslet, Yellow Assessor
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Grows to gigantic proportions Should not be housed with Triggers or Puffers Will eat snails, crabs, shrimp, corals, and anemones
Batfish, Orbiculate
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Extremely large fish Not reef safe Needs passive tankmates
Batfish, Tiera
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Intelligent, entertaining, yet territorial Appears to hop instead of swimming Perches on rocks
Blenny, Bicolor
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Active, reef safe fish Grazes on algae and other plant matter Not recommended with other blennies and similarly shaped fish, but is peaceful with all other fish
Blenny, Lawnmower
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Active, reef safe fish, but may nip at some SPS corals Grazes on algae and other plant matter, keeping algae in control Should be housed with peaceful fish
Blenny, Lined
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Eats plankton and algae unlike most blennies Spends equal time swimming around or hiding in caves Keep one per tank as it may be aggressive towards other Blennies, as well as Firefish and Gobies
Blenny, Midas
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Very active bottom dweller Needs live rock to provide micro-organisms for it to eat Does best in established tanks
Blenny, Scooter
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Comical appearance Does best with peaceful fish Can release toxins if stressed
Boxfish, Black
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Comical appearance Does best with peaceful fish Can release toxins if stressed
Boxfish, Cubicus
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Shy and peaceful Also known as a Threadfin Butterfly Not reef safe
Butterfly, Auriga
$31.49 to $44.99
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Shy and peaceful Controls pesty aiptasia anemones, but will also pick on ornamental invertebrates making this not reef safe Does best as the only Butterflyfish
Butterfly, Blackback
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Uses its narrow snout to pick food out of cracks and crevices Best as only butterfly in a tank Controls pesty glass anemones
Butterfly, Copperband
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