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Shaggy Angler Fish (Antennarius hispidus) – L Size, 4-5 Inches

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $97.40.Current price is: $54.24.

Aggressive shaggy angler fish for 50-gallon reef tanks, available in green, brown, pink, orange, black or mixed colors.

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Antennarius hispidus

Available in various colors, including pure green, brown, white, pink, orange, black, and mixed combinations. The exact color shipped will depend on what is available in stock.

Reef compatible: Yes

Care level: Intermediate

Disposition: Aggressive

Minimum tank size: 50 gallons

Mature size: 15 inches

Feature Detail
Color Options Green, Brown, White, Pink, Orange, Black, Mixed
Reef Compatibility Yes
Care Level Intermediate
Disposition Aggressive
Minimum Tank Size 50 gallons
Mature Size 15 inches

FAQ

What colors are available for this fish?

The fish come in various colors including green, brown, white, pink, orange, black, and mixed combinations. The exact color shipped will be based on what is currently in stock.

Is this fish suitable for a reef tank?

Yes, this species is reef compatible.

What is the minimum tank size required?

A minimum tank size of 50 gallons is required.

3 reviews for Shaggy Angler Fish (Antennarius hispidus) – L Size, 4-5 Inches

  1. Claire Poole –

    Received the fish in good condition. It’s quite active and has a unique appearance. The color was a mix of green and orange, which I liked. I’ve been keeping it in a 50-gallon tank with corals, and it hasn’t caused any issues so far. Just make sure to provide hiding spots due to its aggressive nature.

  2. Diana MacLeod –

    The fish arrived quickly and looked healthy. It’s a bit aggressive, so I added some rock structures for it to hide in. The color was mostly green with some brown spots. It’s active during the day and seems to be adjusting well to the tank.

  3. Stephanie Taylor –

    It’s a striking fish with a bold look. I expected it to be more aggressive, and it is. I’ve placed it in a well-established tank with plenty of cover. It hasn’t damaged any corals yet, but I’ll keep an eye on it.

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