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Half Black Vroliki Angelfish HBVA051001 – Reef-Safe, Beginner-Friendly Aquarium Fish

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $49.99.Current price is: $20.12.

Half Black Vroliki Angelfish grows to 5 inches, ideal for 30-gallon reef tanks with caution.

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Half Black Vroliki Angelfish (HBVA051001)

Species: Centropyge vroliki

Reef compatible with caution. Suitable for beginner aquarists. Disposition is semi-aggressive. Requires a minimum tank size of 30 gallons. Mature size reaches 5 inches.

Specification Value
Size (mature) 5 inches
Minimum Tank Size 30 gallons
Compatibility Reef with caution
Care Level Beginner
Disposition Semi-aggressive

FAQ

Is the Half Black Vroliki angelfish safe to keep with corals?

It can coexist with corals, but caution is required. Some coral species may be vulnerable to nipping or aggression, especially in smaller tanks or overcrowded setups.

What is the expected growth rate of this angelfish?

The angelfish typically reaches a mature size of 5 inches over several months, depending on tank conditions and diet.

Can this fish be kept with other angelfish?

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3 reviews for Half Black Vroliki Angelfish HBVA051001 – Reef-Safe, Beginner-Friendly Aquarium Fish

  1. Diane Reid –

    Easy to care for and very active in a 30-gallon tank. The half-black coloration stands out well. I noticed it’s semi-aggressive, so I made sure to keep it with non-aggressive tank mates. It’s a great beginner-friendly fish for a reef setup.

  2. Phil Roberts –

    Arrived healthy and adapted quickly. The size is smaller than expected, but it’s still a striking addition to the tank. I keep it with peaceful shrimp and soft corals, and it hasn’t shown aggression yet.

  3. Trevor Hudson –

    It’s a nice-looking fish, but I had to monitor its behavior closely. It did nudge a small polyp once, so I now keep it in a well-planted tank with plenty of hiding spots.

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