Antennarius commersoni – Angler A101701
This saltwater fish is a striking addition to any reef aquarium, known for its unique appearance and active behavior. It comes in a variety of colors, including pure green, brown, white, pink, orange, black, or combinations thereof. The exact color of the fish will depend on what is available in stock at the time of shipping.
Reef Compatible: Yes
Care Level: Intermediate
Disposition: Aggressive
Minimum Tank Size: 50 gallons
Mature Size: 15 inches
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Antennarius commersoni |
| Size (approx) | 3 inches |
| Color Variation | Green, Brown, White, Pink, Orange, Black, Mixed |
| Compatibility | Reef-safe |
| Difficulty Level | Intermediate |
FAQ
What colors can I expect to receive?
The fish will be shipped in whatever color is currently available in stock. Colors may include pure green, brown, white, pink, orange, black, or combinations of these.
Is this fish suitable for a reef tank?
Yes, the Angler A101701 is reef compatible and can coexist with reef-safe invertebrates and corals.
What is the minimum tank size required?
A minimum tank size of 50 gallons is recommended to ensure proper space and stability for this aggressive species.
Megan Martin –
Received the Angler A101701 and it’s a vibrant addition to my 50-gallon reef tank. The fish has a bright orange and white coloration, and it’s very active. I expected it to be aggressive, and it is—so I’ve had to keep it in a well-structured setup with plenty of hiding spots. It’s definitely a showstopper in the tank.
Zoe Paterson –
The fish arrived in a mix of green and brown, which I liked. It’s been a few weeks now and it’s still active and curious. I’ve noticed it’s more territorial than I expected, so I’ve added some rock structures to give it space. Overall, a good choice for intermediate reef keepers.
Paul Short –
I was impressed with the color variety. The one I got had a pink and black pattern, which is rare. It’s not shy and swims around a lot. I’ve made sure the tank has enough space and hiding places. It’s a great visual focal point and adds life to the reef.