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Eibli Angelfish (Centropyge eibli) – L Size 2.5″ to 3″ for Reef Tanks

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $59.99.Current price is: $40.84.

Eibli Angelfish grows up to 6 inches; ideal for 30+ gallon reef tanks with caution.

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Centropyge eibli – Eibli Angelfish

Reef Compatible – With Caution

Care Level: Intermediate
Disposition: Semi-aggressive
Min. Tank Size: 30 gallons
Mature Size: 6 inches

Size Information

Stage Size
Adult 6 inches
Adult (L) 2.5″ to 3″

FAQ

Is the Eibli Angelfish safe to keep with other reef fish?

Eibli Angelfish can be kept in a reef tank, but with caution. It may display aggression toward smaller or slower-moving fish, so careful selection of tankmates is recommended.

What is the recommended tank size for this angelfish?

A minimum tank size of 30 gallons is required to provide adequate space and stability for the Eibli Angelfish.

How long does it take for this fish to reach maturity?

The Eibli Angelfish typically reaches a mature size of 6 inches over several months, depending on water conditions and diet.

3 reviews for Eibli Angelfish (Centropyge eibli) – L Size 2.5″ to 3″ for Reef Tanks

  1. Jake King –

    The Eibli Angelfish is a striking addition to my 30-gallon reef tank. It’s active and colorful, though I had to be careful with smaller fish. It’s not aggressive, just semi-aggressive, and it’s adapted well to the tank environment after a few weeks.

  2. Edward Bell –

    I added this angelfish to my tank with a mix of corals and small fish. It’s been a few months now and it’s doing well. I noticed it occasionally nips at smaller shrimp, so I removed a few of them. Overall, it’s a beautiful and interesting species.

  3. Stewart James –

    The fish arrived healthy and seems active. I’m still adjusting the tank setup to ensure it’s not stressed. It’s not as peaceful as some other angelfish, so I’m monitoring its behavior closely.

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