Navarchus Angel Fish
The Navarchus Angel (Pomacanthus navarchus) is a stunning large angelfish admired for its vibrant coloration and regal appearance. It is a prized species for advanced marine aquariums.
Quick Facts
| Item No | 10233, 10231 |
|---|---|
| Scientific Name | Pomacanthus navarchus |
| Family | Angelfish |
| Temperament | Semi-aggressive |
| Reef Safe | No |
| Diet | Omnivore |
| Max Size | 11 in |
| Minimum Tank Size | 180 gal |
| Care Level | Expert |
| Origin | Indo-Pacific |
Feeding
Offer a diet consisting of Nori, Sponge, and Mysis.
DOA Policy:
Full refund or replacement with photo proof within 2 hours of delivery.
FAQ
Is the Navarchus Angel suitable for a beginner marine aquarium?
No, the Navarchus Angel requires expert care and a minimum tank size of 180 gallons, making it unsuitable for beginners.
Can this fish be kept in a reef tank?
No, the Navarchus Angel is not reef safe and may harm or be harmful to coral and other reef inhabitants.
What type of diet should I provide?
Feed a balanced diet of Nori, Sponge, and Mysis to ensure proper nutrition and health.
Alexandra Clark –
The Navarchus Angel arrived healthy and vibrant. It has adapted well to our 180-gallon tank after a few weeks. We feed it Nori and Mysis daily and it’s very active. Only recommend for experienced marine aquarists.
Adrian Bower –
Beautiful fish with striking colors. We’ve had it for two months and it’s still active and eating well. The only challenge is the tank size requirement, which we had to upgrade to meet.
Leah McLean –
The fish looks impressive, but it’s not easy to maintain. We had to adjust feeding and water parameters carefully. Not for small tanks or new hobbyists.