Raccoon Butterflyfish
The Raccoon Butterflyfish is an attractive species known for its distinctive black-ringed eyes that resemble a raccoon’s mask. It is a peaceful fish that adds a touch of elegance to large, established aquariums.
Quick Facts
| Item No: | 12191 |
|---|---|
| Scientific Name: | Chaetodon lunula |
| Temperament: | Peaceful |
| Reef Safe: | Yes |
| Diet: | Omnivore |
| Max Size: | 6 Inches |
| Minimum Tank Size: | 70 Gallons |
| Care Level: | Moderate |
Feeding
Feed marine algae, mysis shrimp, and high-quality marine pellets.
Important Notes
Ideal for peaceful reef setups. Requires a stable, well-maintained marine environment.
FAQ
Is the Raccoon Butterflyfish safe to keep with other fish?
Yes, it is peaceful and compatible with other non-aggressive marine species in a well-established reef tank.
What kind of diet does the Raccoon Butterflyfish require?
It is omnivorous and should be fed marine algae, mysis shrimp, and high-quality marine pellets.
What is the minimum tank size recommended for this fish?
A minimum tank size of 70 gallons is required to ensure proper living conditions.
Elizabeth Edmunds –
The Raccoon Butterflyfish looks stunning in my 100-gallon tank. It’s very calm and doesn’t bother other fish. I feed it a mix of algae and mysis shrimp weekly. It’s a beautiful addition to a reef setup.
Joe Buckland –
I’ve had this fish for three months now. It’s active but not aggressive. The black-ringed eyes are very distinctive. I make sure the tank is well-maintained and the water parameters are stable.
Ava Knox –
This fish is a highlight in my aquarium. It’s peaceful, easy to care for, and looks great with corals. I’ve noticed it spends time near the algae walls, which is perfect for its diet.