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Every species is checked against your display tank before it goes in the water.
How this works →How we check: each species' minimum tank size against your display volume, plus quantities and behaviour pairings between tankmates.


Bellus Angelfish
A refined, deep-water swallowtail angel — the female pale blue with bold black stripes, the male paler with orange-edged bands — that hovers and picks plankton from open water. Like all Genicanthus it is reef-safeWon't harm corals or invertebrates, so it's safe to keep in a reef tank rather than a fish-only setup.: a dedicated planktivoreAn animal that feeds on plankton — the tiny organisms drifting in the water. that ignores corals and inverts, though an underfed specimen may occasionally test a fleshy LPS or clam mantle. It does best in a dimly lit, mature tank with plenty of open swimming space, fed small planktonic foods several times a day; a bonded pairTwo fish that have paired off and settled together, tolerating each other for life. or one male with a few females works well. Keep only one male and no other Genicanthus.
Care & compatibility guidance only — confirm this fish’s needs and temperament with your supplier before you buy. Disclaimer
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