Lemonpeel Angelfish (Small) Captive-Bred

Only after passing a minimum four week quarantine and a five point inspection for overall health, appetite, coloration, energy and demeanor will the best, most healthy specimens be taken to the Salty Lagoon holding system! These fish are guaranteed to be among the most healthy available for sale online. So much so that any purchases from this category are backed by a Live-Arrival 7 Day Guarantee!

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This is a great eco-friendly buy! These beautiful Lemonpeel Angelfish have been bred in captivity by Bali Aquarich and distributed by Biota® and Reef Chasers so you can buy with the confidence of knowing that your purchase did not scathe the reef!

The Lemonpeel Angelfish, scientifically known as Centropyge flavissima, is a breathtaking and vibrant fish species that belongs to the Pomacanthidae family. This marine beauty is admired for its stunning coloration, graceful movements, and unique body shape, making it a highly sought-after addition to reef or marine aquariums.

Originating from the Indo-Pacific region, particularly found in the coral reefs of the Central Pacific Ocean, the Lemonpeel Angelfish has a brilliant lemon-yellow bodies with a striking blue ring around the eye, a bright blue trim on the dorsal and anal fins, and blue edging on the tail fin. They are relatively small, with adults typically reaching lengths of around 4 to 5 inches (10 to 13 cm).

Overall, the Lemonpeel Angelfish is a captivating and highly desirable addition to reef or marine aquariums. Its vibrant coloration, graceful movements, and unique body shape make it a standout species that adds beauty and elegance to your underwater world. With proper care, a suitable environment, and a well-balanced diet, an Angelfish can thrive and become a mesmerizing centerpiece in your aquatic display. 

Angelfish, along with other fish, corals and invertebrates will also benefit greatly from live phytoplankton which is readily available to them in the wild.