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Watanabe's Angelfish
| Latin Name | Genicanthus watanabei | ||||||
| Common Name | Watanabe's Angelfish | ||||||
| Also known as | Watanabei Angel | ||||||
| Fast Facts | AVAILABILITY NOTE This is a rare and very popular item. Jump on them immediately when available! Members of the genus Genicanthus are planktivores and will not bother corals or clams in the aquarium, making them the perfect reef angel. Not difficult to keep once acclimated. Keep only with very peaceful tankmates. This is a deeper water species that requires careful collection and handling, beware of cheap specimens. |
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| Sizes | Around 3"-4" |
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| Range in Nature | Western and South Pacific | ||||||
| Minimum Aquarium Size | 55 | ||||||
| Diet and Feeding | Zooplankton feeder, mysid shrimps and vitamin-enriched brine shrimp and prepared algae based diets are ideal. | ||||||
| Ease of Care(5=easy, 1=difficult) |  |
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| Reef Aquarium Compatibility | Excellent! Genicanthus are planktivores and seldom bother corals or clams in the aquarium | ||||||
| Related Fish | Bellus Angel- Female, Japanese Swallowtail Angel Female, Japanese Swallowtail Angel Male, Masked Swallowtail Angel, Masked Swallowtail Angel Male, Red Sea Zebra Angel PAIR, More Angelfish | ||||||
| Availability | Very infrequent, highly unpredictable, sells in an instant. | ||||||
| Add to Cart | Watanabe's Angelfish
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Availability is not guaranteed and is subject to change without notice. Note: Because these are living animals, and not made in a factory, actual specimens will vary and will not look identical to the image provided. Sizes stated are approximate.
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