Pomacanthus imperator - Tank Bred

The Pomacanthus imperator, better known as the angelfish, is one of the most impressive and colorful inhabitants for the marine aquarium. This variant is tank-bred, which means that the animal in captivity...

The Pomacanthus imperator, better known as the angelfish, is one of the most impressive and colorful inhabitants of the marine aquarium. This variant is tank-bred, meaning that the animal has been bred in captivity and is therefore perfectly suited for aquarium life. With its striking color pattern and majestic appearance, the Pomacanthus imperator is a true eye-catcher. Tank-bred specimens are generally hardier, better adapted to aquarium conditions, and less susceptible to disease than their wild-caught counterparts. This makes them a responsible choice for both beginner and experienced marine aquarium enthusiasts. With its graceful swimming behavior and unique character, the angelfish is a beautiful addition to any reef aquarium.

Features

• Breeding tank specimens, therefore better adapted to aquarium life
• Striking color change from juvenile (blue with white rings) to adult (yellow/blue pattern)
• Maximum length approximately 40 cm
• Suitable for medium to large aquariums (minimum 500 liters)
• Compatible with most reef fish, but can be territorial towards conspecifics
• Life expectancy of up to 20 years with good care
• Known for its robust health and adaptability

Care

• Food: varied diet of frozen food, spirulina, algae, and high-quality dry food
• Water parameters: temperature 24-26°C, pH 8.1-8.4, salinity 1.020-1.025
• Ensure sufficient hiding places and swimming space
• Can nibble on live rock, be careful with fragile corals
• Regular water changes and stable water values are essential.
• Do not keep together with aggressive conspecifics or other large angelfish.