Red Stripe Angelfish (Centropyge eibli)

Fish Facts

Minimum Tank Size

70 gallons

Full Grown Length

6 inches

Temperament

Semi-Aggressive Though generally calm, semi-aggressive fish will occasionally nip at other fish or invertebrate. Try not to mix similarly shaped fish when one is semi-aggressive.

Though generally calm, semi-aggressive fish will occasionally nip at other fish or invertebrate. Try not to mix similarly shaped fish when one is semi-aggressive.

Reef Compatible

Yes

While generally safe around corals and other invertebrate, Red Stripe Angelfish have been known to nip at them and should be watched closely when first introduced.

Diet

Omnivore

Eats Flake Foods

Yes

Dwarf Angelfish are a subset of Angelfish that tend to remain relatively small, especially compared to other Angelfish. They tend to be peaceful with other fish in the tank with the exception of other Angelfish.

While sometimes reef-compatible, many Angelfish species may tend to nip at corals and other small invertebrate. If your tank has a lot of smaller coral frags, it's best to avoid most angelfish altogether.