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Blueline Angel,
Chaetodontoplus septentrionalis
| Latin
Name |
Chaetodontoplus
septentrionalis
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| Common Name |
Blue Line Angel |
| Also known as |
Septentrionalis Angel
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| Fast Facts |
Found only around Japan, the Ryukyu Islands, Taiwan and Hong
Kong, the Blue Line Angel was more available in the 80's,
but today there are no regular imports of marine fishes from
its origin, making it rarely seen in the US. Available only
perhaps once yearly, those interested should contact us in
advance. Chaetodontoplus septentrionalis adapts to captivity
slightly more easily than other member of the genus, all of
which can do well. Mild mannered as angels go. Other
beautififul Chaetodontolus include the Scribbled Angel,
Personifer Angel and Conspicillatus.
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| Range in Nature |
South China Sea |
| Minimum Aquarium
Size |
75 |
| Diet and Feeding |
Primarily sponges, offer a varied diet including frozen
preperations for sponge and algae eating fish.
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| Ease of Care(5=easy,
1=difficult) |
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| Reef Aquarium
Compatibility |
Generally not safe with corals, but its
rarity and cost often puts it in a reef tank. |
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