Red Sea Neon Dottyback | pseudochromis aldabraensis

Red Sea Neon Dottyback | pseudochromis aldabraensispseudochromis aldabraensis Stunning, reef compatible, hardy, non demanding in terms of food or water quality what more could you ask for in an aquarium inhabitant. If you want more than one in a tank, make sure your tank is minimum 30 gallons, and add them together.

and provide lots of rocks for hiding

Like many larger triggers

Radial firefish are rarely seen in the trade

it is difficult to maintain in captivity

the tigerpyge should not be kept with other dwarf angels unless the tank is very large

This species is usually more docile than many other Surgeonfishes

Y’all love Skippy so much and I mean who doesn’t love a Neptune grouper

Unbelievably rare find

You will receive original colony depicted

Half Band Flasher Wrasse (Paracheilinus hemitaeniatus) should be fed frequently

It may eat fireworms and pyramidellid snails but also feather dusters

A trio of Lyretail Anthias (Pseudanthias squampinnis) require a minimum 75 gallon tank