Blueface Angel Juvenile

Quick Stats

Description

The Blueface Angel (Pomacanthus xanthometopon) is a striking marine fish known for its vibrant colors, particularly its bright blue face and bold black stripes. Juvenile Blueface Angels showcase a stunning color pattern that evolves as they mature, making them a favorite among aquarists for their beauty and character.

Native to the coral reefs of the Indo-Pacific, the Blueface Angel requires a spacious aquarium with plenty of hiding spots and open swimming areas. It is moderately hardy but demands stable water conditions to thrive.

This species exhibits semi-aggressive behavior, particularly towards other angelfish and similar-sized fish. Careful selection of tank mates is essential to prevent territorial disputes, and providing ample space is crucial.

As an omnivore, the Blueface Angel feeds on a varied diet that includes algae, high-quality pellets, and meaty foods such as shrimp and other seafood. Ensuring a balanced diet is vital for maintaining its health and vibrant coloration.

While the Blueface Angel can be reef-compatible, caution is advised, as it may nip at corals and invertebrates if not adequately fed or stressed. Proper care and maintaining suitable aquarium conditions are crucial for the longevity and well-being of this captivating fish.

Approximate Purchase Size: 2″ to 4″