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Flame Angelfish (Centropyge loricula) – Super Red 2.5″ for Reef Aquarium

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $99.99.Current price is: $63.48.

Striking super red Flame Angelfish, 2.5 inches, ideal for beginner reef tanks with hiding spaces.

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Flame Angelfish (Christmas Island, Super Red) FA101101

Centropyge loricula

Reef Compatible – With Caution
Care Level – Beginner
Disposition – Semi-aggressive
Min. Tank Size – 30 gallons
Mature Size – 6 inches

A striking deep red angelfish with vibrant coloration and compact body structure. The Flame Angelfish displays bold crimson tones throughout, making it a standout addition to reef aquariums. This specimen is approximately 2.5 inches and represents excellent coloration for the species. Hardy and adaptable, it thrives in established tanks with adequate hiding spaces among rockwork and coral. Feeds readily on quality pellets, frozen foods, and naturally occurring algae. Best kept singly or in pairs within larger systems to minimize territorial disputes. A captive-bred WYSIWYG specimen.

Size M (2.5″ approx)
Species Centropyge loricula
Origin Christmas Island

FAQ

Is the Flame Angelfish suitable for a beginner reef tank?

Yes, the Flame Angelfish is considered beginner-friendly due to its adaptability and hardiness when provided with proper tank conditions and adequate hiding spaces.

How big does the Flame Angelfish grow in captivity?

The mature size of the Flame Angelfish is approximately 6 inches, though this specimen is currently around 2.5 inches.

Can multiple Flame Angelfish be kept together?

It is best to keep them singly or in pairs within larger systems to reduce the risk of territorial disputes.

3 reviews for Flame Angelfish (Centropyge loricula) – Super Red 2.5″ for Reef Aquarium

  1. Penelope Glover –

    The color is vivid and the fish is active in the tank. It has adapted well to the 30-gallon reef setup with plenty of rockwork. Feeds well on frozen foods and pellets. Very satisfied with the purchase.

  2. Diana Anderson –

    A beautiful addition to my tank. The red color stands out well among the corals. It’s calm and doesn’t seem aggressive. Needs a bit of space, but overall a good choice for a beginner.

  3. Carol Berry –

    Captive-bred and healthy from day one. The fish stays active and shows interest in food. Tank has been stable since adding it. Would recommend to others with similar setups.

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