Centropyge bispinosa – Coral or Two-tailed Dwarf Angelfish

The Centropyge bispinosa, better known as the Coral or Two-tailed Angelfish, is a popular choice among marine aquarium enthusiasts thanks to its unique color pattern and active behavior. With its lifespan...

The Centropyge bispinosa, better known as the Coral or Two-Tailed Dwarf Angelfish, is a popular choice among marine aquarium enthusiasts thanks to its unique color pattern and active behavior. With its vibrant mix of deep orange and intense blue-purple, this fish is a real eye-catcher in any reef aquarium.

• Origin : Indian Ocean and western Pacific Ocean
• Maximum size : approx. 10 cm
• Temperature : 24-26°C
• Salinity : 1.020 – 1.025
• pH : 8.1 – 8.4

Behavior and care:

The Coral Dwarf Angelfish is a peaceful and inquisitive fish that likes to move among live rock. It generally gets along well with other fish, although it can sometimes be territorial toward its own kind or other dwarf angelfish. It is recommended to keep it solitary, unless it's a pair in a large aquarium.

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This fish is omnivorous and eats a varied diet of spirulina, mysis, brine shrimp, algae, and special angelfish food. In a reef aquarium, it may occasionally nibble on corals or small polyps, although it is generally considered "reef-safe with caution."

• Suitable for: Both beginning and advanced marine aquarists
• Aquarium size: Minimum 150 – 200 liters