Fish

Coral Beauty Angel

Name: Coral Beauty Angel
SKU: Z891871
Price: 85.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

Centropyge bispinosa

$85

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About this fishWhat do these mean?

FamilyAngel

Max size10 cm

Minimum tank200 L · 53 gal

Care levelBeginner

Reef compatibilityReef safe with caution

DietOmnivore

TemperamentSemi-aggressive

OriginIndo-Pacific

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Overview

The Coral Beauty Angel is one of the most popular and readily available dwarf angels, with a vivid purple-blue body accented by orange vertical striping toward the head. It's a hardy, adaptable species that tends to acclimate and feed well, making it one of the more beginner-friendly pygmy angels available.

Its manageable adult size and confident feeding habits make it a good introduction to the Centropyge group for keepers wanting colour and personality without the more demanding care needs of larger angelfish.

As with all dwarf angels, individual temperament varies, and reef compatibility should be monitored on a case-by-case basis rather than assumed.

Compatibility

Coral Beauty Angels can be territorial toward other dwarf angels, especially similarly shaped or coloured species, and are best kept as the only pygmy angel in small to medium tanks. They are generally peaceful with unrelated community fish, wrasses, and gobies.

Most individuals leave stony coral alone, but some will pick at LPS, zoanthids, or clam mantles, so this species is rated reef safe with caution rather than fully safe.

Health & quarantine

This is one of the hardier dwarf angels, generally tolerating quarantine and acclimation well, though the standard minimum four-week quarantine with observation for ich and velvet symptoms is still recommended. New arrivals usually start feeding within a few days, faster than many other angelfish species.