Herald's Angelfish
A pure, saturated lemon-yellow dwarf angel — no markings, no contrasting trim, just a solid block of sunshine that glows against live rock. Reaching about 12 cm, Herald's is a hardy, adaptable Centropyge that spends its day picking algae and micro-crustaceans from the rockwork. It carries the classic dwarf-angel caveat: it may nip at LPS polyps, soft corals and clam mantles, so it is reef-safe only with supervision. Best kept one to a tank and given plenty of established rock to graze.
Tankmates
How Herald's Angelfish gets on with the rest of the reef, checked pair by pair by the same engine as the live pre-flight.
Best kept apart
A real clash — aggression, predation or a same-genus fight.
Keep an eye on these
Usually fine, but worth watching in a smaller tank.
Good tankmates
No conflicts — a few popular ones to start with.
