Juv Annularis Angel
The Juvenile Annularis Angel (Pomacanthus annularis) displays striking juvenile coloration that gradually transforms into the beautiful adult pattern as it matures. It is best suited for experienced marine aquarists with large aquariums.
Quick Facts
| Item No | 10461 |
|---|---|
| Scientific Name | Pomacanthus annularis (juv) |
| Family | Angelfish |
| Temperament | Semi-aggressive |
| Reef Safe | No |
| Diet | Omnivore |
| Max Size | 15 in |
| Minimum Tank Size | 220 gal |
| Care Level | Expert |
| Origin | Indo-Pacific |
Feeding
Offer a diet consisting of Nori, Sponge, and Mysis.
FAQ
What is the minimum tank size required for this fish?
The minimum tank size required is 220 gallons.
Is this fish safe to keep in a reef tank?
No, this fish is not reef safe.
What type of diet should I feed this fish?
Feed a diet of Nori, Sponge, and Mysis.
Stephanie Gibson –
I’ve kept this fish for six months in a 220-gallon tank. The color change from juvenile to adult is remarkable. It’s active and needs a varied diet. I feed it Nori and Mysis daily. Requires expert care, but worth the effort.
Luke Gray –
The fish arrived healthy and showed vibrant colors. I’m still in the early stages of its transformation. It’s semi-aggressive and needs space. I’ve set up a large tank with plenty of hiding spots.
Liam Mackay –
After a year, the fish has developed a beautiful adult pattern. It’s not easy to maintain, but the visual payoff is impressive. I feed it a mix of Nori, sponge, and Mysis every day.