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Red Frilly Rhinopias Fish for Reef Aquarium – XL Size 6-7 inches

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $91.61.Current price is: $46.09.

Stunning red frilly rhinopias fish with lace-like fins, perfect for advanced reef tanks.

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Rhinopias Frondosa – Frilled Scorpionfish (XL, 6″ to 7″)

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 structures.

Feature Detail
Size (Adult) 12 inches
Adult Size (Current Product) 6″ to 7″
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 100-gallon tank. It is not recommended for beginner aquarists.

How does the Rhinopias frondosa behave in a reef environment?

It is generally peaceful but cautious. It prefers to hide among coral and may become stressed in overly active or crowded tanks.

What are the ideal water conditions for Rhinopias frondosa?

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3 reviews for Red Frilly Rhinopias Fish for Reef Aquarium – XL Size 6-7 inches

  1. Melanie Gill –

    The frilled scorpionfish adds a unique and beautiful presence to my 150-gallon reef tank. Its colors are vivid and it blends well with the coral. I’ve had it for six months and it’s remained calm and healthy.

  2. Richard Oliver –

    A striking addition to my aquarium. The fish is very active when not hiding, and its movement is graceful. I do need to ensure the tank has plenty of live rock for it to hide in.

  3. Joan Ince –

    I was initially hesitant due to the care level, but it’s worth it. The fish looks stunning and has adapted well to the tank. Water parameters are stable and it’s not aggressive at all.

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