Blue Queen Angel - Juvenile Dragonets

Blue Queen Angel - Juvenile DragonetsBlue Queen Angel Juvenile Holacanthus ciliaris Care: Beginner Diet: Omnivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Caribbean Temperature: Tropical: 23 27 deg C (73 81 deg F) Water Parameters: SG: 1. 020 1. 025, pH: 8. 1 8. 4 Western Atlantic, from Florida, the Bahamas and the Caribbean south to Brazil, ranging to the subtropical area off Rio de Janeiro. Adults usually offshore, inhabiting rubble areas of shallow to deep reefs, at depths between about 5 to

but observed in the southern Caribbean in small groups in a typical harem-like arrangement in which a male claims a territory in which he has a small number of females

Identified by its bright yellow body with rounded black spot on the sides

usually in shallow coastal habitats where it searches crevices and substrate for small invertebrate prey

If pairing

Place of origin: Not applicable

colonial anemones and tunicates

Hawaiian Moorish Idol (Zanclus cornutus)

Rolland’s Damsel

Best kept singly or as a carefully matched bonded pair

Maximum Size:Up to around 8 cm

as flasher wrasses are known jumpers

but it may still defend a chosen cave