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How this works →How we check: each species' minimum tank size against your display volume, plus quantities and behaviour pairings between tankmates.


Lamarck's Angelfish
A genuinely reef-safeWon't harm corals or invertebrates, so it's safe to keep in a reef tank rather than a fish-only setup. swallowtail angel — silver-white streaked with clean black horizontal lines and trailing tail filaments, hovering out in open water rather than grazing the rock. Unlike the coral-nipping dwarf and large angels, Genicanthus feed on drifting zooplanktonMicroscopic drifting animals in the water column that many reef fish eat., so they leave corals, clams and inverts alone. It is peaceful and non-confrontational, best kept singly, as a male-female pair, or one male with a small haremA social group of one male living with several females. of females; never house two males or two Genicanthus species together. Active and long, it wants open swimming room and can jump, so use a lid.
Care & compatibility guidance only — confirm this fish’s needs and temperament with your supplier before you buy. Disclaimer
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