Eibli Angelfish
The Eibli Angelfish is a hardy dwarf angelfish recognized by its striped body pattern and attractive coloration. It is a popular species among marine hobbyists seeking an active and colorful angelfish.
Quick Facts
| Item No: | 1016, 10165 |
|---|---|
| Scientific Name: | Centropyge eibli |
| Family: | Angelfish |
| Care Level: | Intermediate |
| Temperament: | Semi-aggressive |
| Reef Safe: | With Caution |
| Max Size: | 4 inches |
| Minimum Tank Size: | 55 gallons |
| Origin: | Central Pacific |
| Diet: | Omnivore |
Feeding
Offer a diet consisting of Nori, Mysis Shrimp, and Marine Pellets.
FAQ
Is the Eibli Angelfish suitable for a reef tank?
With caution. It may pose a threat to smaller invertebrates, so careful monitoring is required.
What is the ideal tank size for keeping an Eibli Angelfish?
A minimum tank size of 55 gallons is recommended.
How often should I feed my Eibli Angelfish?
Feed once or twice daily in small amounts, ensuring a varied omnivore diet.
Bernadette Hardacre –
The Eibli Angelfish is vibrant and active. It adapted well to my 55-gallon tank after a few weeks. I feed it Nori and Mysis regularly. It’s a great addition to a community tank, though I keep an eye on smaller corals.
Charles Gray –
Looks beautiful in the tank. It’s not overly aggressive, but it does chase smaller fish occasionally. I’m happy with the color and activity level. Feeding is simple with the recommended foods.
Elizabeth Ellison –
A striking fish with a unique striped pattern. It’s hardy and stays healthy even with moderate care. I’ve kept it for over six months with no issues. Only a bit cautious with the reef setup.