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Banded Angelfish - Yellow

Aqua Group

Origin: Tank Bred

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The 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 transitions from white to yellow, dotted with small black speckles, adding to its unique and eye-catching look. Ideal for marine aquarium enthusiasts, the Banded Angelfish brings a dynamic visual element to any tank. Its vibrant colour scheme and pattern make it a popular choice for adding diversity and interest to a marine aquarium setting.

Wild 6 cm.

Tank bred 2 cm.

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