Regal Angel (Maldives)-7-8”

Regal Angel (Maldives)-7-8”Pygopllites diacanthus This is one of the most spectacular of all reef fishes, sporting alternating yellow and white bars with blue borders, a yellow tail and pelvic fins and the yellow chests. Despite it being a difficult fish, it is one of the most popular angels, and usually a safe bet in reef aquariums. Generally regarded as reef safe, most of those we sell go into reefs. Attempt this fish only in an aquarium containing live rock. In a bare "fish

It is very hardy and can be kept with peaceful fishes of equal size or larger

Will eat some shrimp and other crusteaceans

the Twinspot Goby feeds off the bottom sifting through the sand for food

They do well in captivity

The Orange Cup (Tubastrea) Coral is also referred to as the orange sun coral or orange sun polyps

especially other Tangs of the genus Zebrasoma

the Miniatus Grouper should be kept only in larger aquariums

Groupers should only be kept with other aggressive carnivores such as triggers

Feed a variety of meaty and vegetable items

it is often shy when first added to the aquarium

They require a minimum of 70 gal tank

has a blue to black body with large dorsal and anal fins