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Golden Frilly Rhinopias Fish XXL 7-8″ for Reef Aquarium

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $94.18.Current price is: $59.44.

Stunning fringed scorpionfish with lace-like fins and vibrant colors, perfect for advanced reef tanks.

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Golden Frilly Weedy Rhinopias Fish (XXL, 7″ to 8″)

Rhinopias Frondosa

Reef Compatible: Yes
Care Level: Advanced
Disposition: Peaceful – With Caution
Min. Tank Size: 100 gallons
Mature Size: 12 inches

Add an exotic and captivating touch to your reef aquarium with the stunning Rhinopias frondosa, also known as the “fringed scorpionfish.” With its intricate, lace-like fins and striking colors ranging from deep reds to vibrant purples and yellows, this species is a true showstopper. Rhinopias frondosa is a slow-growing, peaceful fish that thrives in a stable, mature reef tank with moderate water flow. Known for its excellent camouflage and graceful movements, this fish can often be found hiding among coral and live rock.

Specification Detail
Species Rhinopias frondosa
Size (Adult) Up to 12 inches
Size (Available) 7″ to 8″ (XXL)
Water Flow Moderate
Compatibility Reef-safe, with caution

FAQ

Is the Rhinopias frondosa suitable for a beginner reef tank?

No, this species requires advanced care and a mature tank of at least 100 gallons. It is not recommended for beginners.

How does the Rhinopias frondosa behave in a reef environment?

It is generally peaceful but cautious. It may hide among coral and rock and should be introduced carefully to avoid stress.

What are the ideal water conditions for this fish?

Please contact customer service for specific water parameter requirements.

3 reviews for Golden Frilly Rhinopias Fish XXL 7-8″ for Reef Aquarium

  1. Irene Ellison –

    The fish arrived healthy and looks beautiful in my 150-gallon tank. Its frilly fins stand out among the coral, and it seems to be hiding well in the rockwork. I’ve had it for three months and it’s still active and calm.

  2. Grace Peters –

    A striking addition to my reef. The colors are vivid and it blends well with the environment. I do have to monitor water parameters closely, as it’s an advanced species.

  3. Harry Abraham –

    After a few weeks, I noticed it moving gracefully through the crevices. It doesn’t seem aggressive and stays mostly hidden, which is perfect for a low-maintenance display.

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