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Livestocks - Fish - Angels
Regal Angel - West Ind Ocean
Indo-West Pacific, ranging from Red Sea and east coast of Africa, through most Indian Ocean islands to Western Pacific from Japan to Australia and Pacific east to the Tuamotu Archipelago. Occurs in coral-rich lagoons on shallow reef flats and along walls near caves or ledges to depths of 80m where they feed primarily on certain sponges. Juveniles secretive in caves and usually seen solitary. Adults in pairs and occasionally in small groups. Readily identified by the patterns of many alternating orange, blue and white vertical stripes. Two distinct colour variations between Pacific and Indian Ocean. Most obvious in adults is the grey (Pacific) versus yellow (Indian) chest. Being more colourful in general makes the Indian Ocean form more popular amongst aquarists. Juvenlies are similar to adults but feature a distinct ocellus at the rear of the base of the dorsal fin.
Model J - Emperor Angel
The most widespread angelfish, known from the Red Sea and Western Indian Ocean east to Polynesia and Hawaii in the central Pacific. However, only one specimen suspected to have been released by a local ornamental fish importer is known from Hawaii and there are some geographical variations. Lives in coral rich lagoons and outer reefs from 3 to 70m, where the Emperor angelfish is usually encountered singly or in pairs. Adults are blue with diagonal narrow yellow lines; the eyes are covered by a mask-like dark band and they have a yellow caudal fin. Juveniles are completely different in colour, being almost black with white and blue curving lines, forming circles near the caudal base which distinguishes them form similar species.
Food - Accessories - Feeding Accessories
Gamma Feeding Kit
125ml Feeding Bottle, 4ml Dosing Pipette, 6ml Feeding Pipette, 265mm Coral Feeder, Seaweed Clip