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Antennarius commersoni Fish – ML Size 3″ to 4″ – Violet Aquarium LLC

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $149.99.Current price is: $61.88.

Aggressive reef-compatible fish in various colors, including green, brown, white, pink, orange, black, and mixed shades.

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Antennarius commersoni

This species is known for its vibrant and varied coloration. Available in multiple colors including green, brown, white, pink, orange, black, and combinations thereof. The exact color of the fish shipped will depend on what is currently in stock.

Reef compatible: Yes

Care level: Intermediate

Disposition: Aggressive

Minimum tank size: 50 gallons

Mature size: 15 inches

Feature Detail
Color Options Green, Brown, White, Pink, Orange, Black, Mixed
Reef Compatibility Yes
Adult Size 15 inches
Minimum Tank Size 50 gallons
Care Level Intermediate
Behavior Aggressive

FAQ

What colors are available for this fish?

The fish come in various colors including green, brown, white, pink, orange, black, and mixed combinations. The exact color shipped will depend on what is currently in stock.

Is this species suitable for a reef tank?

Yes, Antennarius commersoni is reef compatible.

What is the mature size of this fish?

The mature size is 15 inches.

3 reviews for Antennarius commersoni Fish – ML Size 3″ to 4″ – Violet Aquarium LLC

  1. Una Lewis –

    Received a green and brown Antennarius commersoni. It’s active and shows good coloration. Needs a large tank and a strong setup. Aggressive behavior toward smaller fish, so careful tank planning is required. Overall, a striking addition to a 50-gallon reef tank.

  2. Julia Baker –

    The fish arrived in a mixed pink and orange color. It’s very active and visually interesting. I expected aggression, and it’s definitely territorial. I’ve added plenty of hiding spots. Works well in a 50-gallon tank with proper spacing.

  3. Diane Watson –

    Got a black and white specimen. It’s aggressive and not suited for a community tank. I had to remove a small shrimp. Still, it adds visual interest. Needs a large tank and stable water conditions.

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