Coral Beauty Angelfish Dwarf

Coral Beauty Angelfish (Centropyge bispinosa): Vibrant dwarf angelfish with deep blue‑purple body, orange to yellow midsection, and electric blue fin edging Native to Indo‑Pacific reefs: Fiji, Tonga, Philippines, Indonesia Grows to about 4 inches Hardy, active swimmer and one of the most popular dwarf angels in the hobby Temperament & Reef Safety Semi‑aggressive; may chase timid tankmates Reef‑caution: can nip at LPS, zoanthids, clams, and fleshy polyps Generally safer than many dwarf angels but still not guaranteed reef‑safe Tank Requirements Minimum 55 gallons Stable water parameters: 72–78°F, pH 8.1–8.4, salinity 1.020–1.025, dKH 8–12 Plenty of rockwork for grazing and hiding Performs best in mature, stable systems Diet Omnivore Eats marine algae, spirulina, mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, and angelfish formulas containing sponge Benefits from 2–3 small feedings per day Compatibility Works well with peaceful to moderately aggressive fish Avoid mixing multiple dwarf angels in smaller tanks Can be kept in FOWLR or carefully selected reef systems Why Hobbyists Love It Extremely hardy and adaptable Striking coloration with constant movement One of the most reliable dwarf angels for community tanks