Antennarius hispidus
It can be of any color as they come in various colors. We will ship you whatever color is in stock. They come in the following colors: some are pure Green/Brown/White/Pink/Orange/Black and some are mix of these colors.
Reef Compatible – Yes
Care Level – Intermediate
Disposition – Aggressive
Min. Tank Size – 50 gallons
Mature Size – 15 inches
The Shaggy Angler is nature’s masterpiece of camouflage and charm. With its delightfully fuzzy appearance and mesmerizing array of natural colors—from rich emerald and warm brown to striking pink, orange, and pure white—each specimen is truly one-of-a-kind. Watch as this fascinating predator uses its distinctive lure to hunt with captivating grace, transforming your aquarium into a dynamic and engaging ecosystem.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size (approx) | 5.75″ |
| Color | Green, Brown, White, Pink, Orange, Black, or mixed |
| Reef Compatible | Yes |
| Care Level | Intermediate |
| Disposition | Aggressive |
| Min. Tank Size | 50 gallons |
| Mature Size | 15 inches |
FAQ
What colors are available for the Shaggy Angler?
The Shaggy Angler comes in various colors including pure green, brown, white, pink, orange, black, or combinations of these colors. The exact color shipped will depend on what is available in stock at the time of order.
Is the Shaggy Angler safe to keep in a reef tank?
Yes, the Shaggy Angler is reef compatible. However, due to its aggressive disposition, it should be housed in a tank with appropriate space and compatible tank mates.
What is the minimum tank size required for this fish?
A minimum tank size of 50 gallons is required to properly accommodate the Shaggy Angler.
Frank Lyman –
The Shaggy Angler arrived exactly as described. It has a unique fuzzy appearance and vibrant colors. It’s quite active and adds a lot of visual interest to the tank. I noticed it uses its lure to catch small prey, which is fascinating to watch. Only downside is it’s aggressive and needs a large tank with strong tank mates.
Claire Springer –
Received a green and brown mix Shaggy Angler. It’s very eye-catching and moves around the tank with purpose. The care level is intermediate, so I made sure to provide plenty of hiding spots. It’s not the most peaceful fish, but it’s definitely a showstopper in the tank.
Jessica Mills –
The fish looks exactly like the photos. It’s a bit shy at first but becomes active after a few days. I’m impressed with how well it blends into the environment. The color variation is natural and beautiful. I recommend it for those who want a unique and dynamic aquarium centerpiece.