The **Tibicen Angelfish** stands out as one of the largest among dwarf angelfish, reaching up to 8 inches in length. This impressive fish is a captivating addition to any aquarium. Due to its potential size, a minimum tank size of 55 gallons is recommended. To prevent territorial behavior, avoid housing the **Tibicen Angelfish** with similar species in smaller tanks. Providing ample rock formations will support its well-being by offering algae for grazing and hiding spots.

The **Tibicen Angelfish** features a deep midnight blue body accented with vibrant yellow fins on its lower half, and a prominent white spot in the center. Both males and females share the same coloration. It is advised not to keep the **Tibicen Angelfish** in a reef tank, as it may nip at corals and invertebrates. While some aquarists have successfully kept them in reef environments, it largely depends on the individual fish's temperament. A diet rich in Spirulina, mysis shrimp, and algae is essential for their health.

• Minimum Aquarium Size: 55 Gallons
  Behavior: Semi-aggressive
  Max Length: 8 inches
  Colors: Blue, White
  Feeding: Omnivorous
  Natural Habitat: Indo-Pacific, Indonesia, Coral Sea
  Reef Suitability: Cautiously Compatible
  Skill Level: Intermediate
  Optimal Water Conditions: 74-82?F, SG 1.020-1.027, pH 7.9-8.5
  Alternate Names: Keyhole Angelfish, Melas Angelfish, Puller Angelfish

Size Categories: Tiny: Up to 1", Small: 1-1.5", Small/Medium: 1.5-2", Medium: 2-2.5", Medium/Large: 2.5-3", Large: 3-3.5", Extra Large: 3.5-4", Extra Extra Large: 4-4.5", Show Size: Over 4.5"