Centropyge bispinosa - The Coral Beauty Angelfish is one of the most beautiful aquarium fish in the world with their vivid orange, purple, and blue coloration. Their markings are quite variable, and no two are the same. Adult Coral Beauty Angelfish ideally should be housed in an aquarium of 65 gallons or more. This species is territorial with its own kind and other dwarf angels, but is compatible with large angelfish species. Captive bred dwarf angelfish may be kept in pairs or sometimes groups with caution if added to a large aquarium at the same time.  This dwarf angelfish species grows to only 4” max, and customers report that our captive bred Coral Beauties are great inhabitants for a reef aquarium. If not fed a proper diet or often enough, they may pick on certain corals or clams in the aquarium. We recommend a varied diet and frequent feedings including angelfish blend frozen foods, and TDO Small Pellets. They are a curious fish and will regularly pick at rock work for sponges and algae to munch on between feedings. Feeding on C1 and C2 pellet and Hikari Spirulina Brine Shrimp. Current size: Small (Palau) 3/4" - 1" Reef Safe? Yes with caution. May nip corals. Parameters: Specific Gravity: 1.020-1.025 Temperature 72-78° F pH 8.1-8.4 Diet: DKI Pellets, TDO Pellets, Hikari Mysis, Hikari Spirulina brine shrimp, Calanus, Nori Current Size: 1-1.5"+ Max Size: 4" Suggested Tank Size: 70 Gallons