Coral Beauty Angelfish (Centropyge bispinosa)

Coral Beauty Angelfish (Centropyge bispinosa)

Description:

Behavior: The Coral Beauty Angelfish is a hardy and active species known for its stunning coloration and relatively peaceful demeanor. These angelfish are generally non-aggressive and can coexist well with a variety of other marine species, although they may show territorial behavior towards other dwarf angelfish. They thrive in well-structured environments with plenty of hiding spots and live rock to explore.

Color: The Coral Beauty Angelfish is visually striking, featuring a vibrant mix of deep blue and orange hues. The body is predominantly a rich blue with bright orange vertical stripes that add a touch of fiery contrast. Their vibrant coloration makes them a standout addition to any marine aquarium.

Diet: Coral Beauty Angelfish are omnivores and thrive on a varied diet. They will accept high-quality flake food, pellets, and frozen foods such as brine shrimp and mysis shrimp. Additionally, they benefit from marine algae, spirulina, and finely chopped seafood. Providing a varied diet helps maintain their health and vibrant coloration.

Tankmates: Coral Beauty Angelfish are generally peaceful and can be housed with a variety of other non-aggressive marine species. Suitable tankmates include clownfish, gobies, tangs, and wrasses. This fish can be kept with other angelfish of the same genus. It is advisable to introduce them all at the same time to an appropriately sized aquarium, usually 5 feet or longer. Ensure that algae and other food are not lacking to minimize aggression problems.

Reef Aquarium Compatibility: Coral Beauty Angelfish are considered reef-safe with caution. While they generally do not harm corals, they may occasionally nip at soft corals and sessile invertebrates. Monitoring their behavior and ensuring they are well-fed can help minimize the risk of unwanted coral nipping.

Max Size: Coral Beauty Angelfish typically grow to about 4 inches (10 cm) in length. They can be initially housed in a 30-gallon aquarium, but will require a larger tank as they grow. A spacious aquarium of at least 70 gallons is recommended for adult Coral Beauty Angelfish to thrive and maintain good water quality.

Origin: Coral Beauty Angelfish are commonly found in the Indo-Pacific region, particularly around the waters of the Great Barrier Reef, Indonesia, and the Philippines.

Sexual Dimorphism: Coral Beauty Angelfish do not exhibit significant sexual dimorphism, making it difficult to distinguish males from females based solely on appearance.

Interesting Facts:

• Coral Beauty Angelfish are known for their vibrant and striking coloration, making them a favorite among marine aquarists.

• They are relatively hardy and can adapt well to captivity with proper care and a well-maintained environment.

• Their diet should include plenty of algae and spirulina to mimic their natural grazing habits in the wild.

• Coral Beauty Angelfish can be bred in captivity, and their fry can be raised with proper care and attention.

Disclaimer: Aquarium Arts cannot guarantee compatibility with your current fish or the fish you buy and cannot be held liable for fish lost due to aggression.

Introduce the captivating Coral Beauty Angelfish to your aquarium and enjoy their vibrant colors and serene presence, enhancing the beauty and diversity of your underwater world.