Humphead Queen Angelfish (Holacanthus ciliaris)
This angelfish has a unique hump on its head. We do not find these very often as they are rare.
*The photo listed on this page does not reflect the humphead*
The Queen Angelfish (Holacanthus ciliaris) is one of the most stunning fish in the Caribbean, famous for its brilliant blue and yellow coloration and distinctive crown-like markings. Our Humphead Queen Angelfish are hand collected and carefully selected for their beauty and condition.
Native to Caribbean reefs, Queen Angelfish are active, confident swimmers that need plenty of open space, live rock, and hiding places. They are best suited for experienced saltwater hobbyists.
| Species | Holacanthus ciliaris |
|---|---|
| Common Name | Humphead Queen Angelfish |
| Origin | Caribbean reefs |
| Behavior | Active, confident swimmer |
| Requirements | Large tank, live rock, hiding places |
FAQ
Is the hump on the fish visible in the provided photos?
No, the photo listed does not reflect the humphead. The hump is a distinctive feature of this fish and is not visible in the images provided.
What are the living conditions required for this fish?
This fish requires a large tank with plenty of open space, live rock for structure, and hiding places. It is active and needs a well-established reef environment.
How is this fish sourced?
The Humphead Queen Angelfish are hand collected and carefully selected for their health and natural coloration.
Amelia Hughes –
Received the humphead queen angelfish and it’s absolutely stunning. The blue and yellow colors are vibrant, and the hump is clearly visible. It’s a rare find and fits perfectly in my large saltwater tank. Very happy with the purchase.
Eric James –
The fish arrived healthy and looks exactly as described. The hump is noticeable and the fish is active in the tank. I’m an experienced saltwater keeper and this is a great addition to my reef setup.
Fiona Gill –
This is one of the most beautiful angelfish I’ve ever seen. The hump is unique and the coloration is vivid. It’s a bit of a challenge to keep due to space needs, but worth it for the visual impact.