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Eibl's Angel   Centropyge eibli

Preopercle spine, lips and fin edges brilliant blue in colour. Silver grey body with vertical orange bars across the body and a black tail fin. Orange ring around the eye. Size ranges between 1 inch and 3 inches but can reach 5 inches in the wild
Eibl’s Angel can be a great success in reef aquariums, however it is more likely to pick on corals and clams than the Coral Beauty or Flame Angel, although this does vary with some specimens more prone to pick at your reef then others  Unfortunately you can never really know for sure until you add it to your aquarium. Recommended for the more daring reef aquarist. Can be kept with a wide variety of other fishes, except large predators. If you plan to house it with other pygmy angels it is best to add them together to avoid “territorial disputes”.
Once past initial acclimation this fish is a usually a peaceful addition to the tank. As with all centropyge it will feed on flake foods but will do much better on a variety of small bite-size frozen foods, such as mysis shrimp. These fish enjoy having access to hiding places. Tanks with live or decorative corals and rock are great. Position the rock openly so as to create many passages

 


Scientific Name :                    Centropyge eibli 
Common Names :                   Eibl's or Red Stripped Angel
Size :                                      Up to 5 inches (14 cm) 
Origin / Habitat :                      Indian Ocean, Indo-west-Pacific


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