Singapore Angelfish

Singapore Angelfish: The Elegant & Patterned Showpiece

The Singapore Angelfish (Chaetodontoplus mesoleucus), also known as the Vermiculated Angelfish, is a beautiful and unique fish that serves as a stunning centerpiece in a large marine aquarium. This angelfish is easily recognized by its elegant coloration: a cream or white body with a prominent black vertical bar behind its head. Its face is adorned with fine, dark, squiggly lines that give it the "vermiculated" name. It is an active and graceful swimmer that requires plenty of open space and rockwork to feel secure. While it is a generally peaceful angelfish, it can be territorial towards other angelfish. It is considered reef-safe with caution, meaning it may occasionally nip at soft corals or clams.

Why the Singapore Angelfish is a Great Choice:

• Stunning Appearance: Its high-contrast coloration and unique pattern make it a true showpiece.
• Adds Energy to the Tank: It adds a lot of energy and graceful movement to a spacious aquarium.
• Impressive Size: It grows to a large size, making it a commanding and impressive fish.
• Reef-Safe with Caution: It can be successfully housed in many reef tanks if well-fed and monitored.

Quick Facts

• Scientific Name: Chaetodontoplus mesoleucus
• Origin: Western Pacific and Indian Oceans
• Max Size: 8 inches
• Lifespan: 10+ years
• Diet: Omnivore. Feeds on a varied diet of angelfish formulas, sponges, and marine algae.
• Shipping Size: 2-4 inches