Multibar Angelfish - Yellow - Paracentropyge Multifasciata Dwarf Parrots

Multibar Angelfish - Yellow - Paracentropyge Multifasciata Dwarf ParrotsThe Banded Angelfish, also known as the Yellow Paracentropyge multifasciata, is a visually striking addition to saltwater aquariums. This fish, commonly referred to as the Multibar Angel or Many Banded Angelfish, is known for its distinctive pattern and colouration. Characterised by black and yellow vertical bands arranged alternately, each black band is bordered by a thin white stripe, enhancing its bold appearance. The tail of this angelfish

but very tiny crustaceans and natural microfauna may be eaten as part of its normal feeding behaviour

It may be kept singly

one forming a loop on the caudal fin

secure rockwork

Temperature: Tropical: 22-28 deg C (72-82 deg F)

rich in marine algae

The Bicolour Angelfish

and may become defensive towards nearby fish or the aquarist’s hand once mature or breeding

Diet:Carnivorous micro-predator and sand-sifter

Centropyge loriculus

dorsal and anal fins to dorsal origin above and pectoral fin and almost reaching ventral fins below

including mysis shrimp