Blueface Angelfish Adult

Appearance:

• The Blueface Angelfish is characterized by its striking blue face and yellow-gold body.
• It has a distinctive bright blue ring around its eyes and a blue mask covering its face.
• The body of the fish is generally yellow to yellow-orange, and it may have vertical blue stripes on the sides.

Habitat:

• Blueface Angelfish are found in the Indo-Pacific region, including the Red Sea, the Great Barrier Reef, and the waters around Indonesia and the Philippines.
• They inhabit areas with coral reefs and clear waters.

Behavior:

• These angelfish are generally solitary or found in pairs.
• They feed on a variety of foods, including algae, small invertebrates, and sponges.

Aquarium Keeping:

• Blueface Angelfish are occasionally kept in large, well-established marine aquariums by experienced hobbyists.
• They require a spacious tank with plenty of hiding places and live rock structures.
• Providing a varied diet is important for their health, including high-quality marine flakes, pellets, and a mix of frozen or live foods.

Size:

• Blueface Angelfish can grow quite large, reaching up to 15 inches (38 cm) in length, so it's essential to provide a tank that accommodates their size.

Compatibility:

• While they are generally peaceful, it's crucial to be cautious when keeping them with other angelfish or similar species, as they can become territorial.