Pomacanthus semicirculatus

Koran Angelfish ( Pomacanthus semicirculatus )

The Koran Angelfish ( Pomacanthus semicirculatus ) is a species of the genus Pomacanthus from the family of angelfish ( Pomacanthidae ).

Appearance

Koran angelfish are up to 40 centimeters long. Their body color is greenish brown. Blue stripes and dots cover the entire body.

Young Koran angelfish are dark blue with light blue and white stripes on the body.

Dissemination

Koran angelfish live in the Red Sea, the Indian Ocean from the coast of South and East Africa and the Western Pacific to Okinawa and the New Caledonia. They usually occur at depths of less than 25 meters. They prefer coral- rich regions with many hiding places.

Behavior

Koran angelfish live in pairs. They are very shy. Your grounds are very large, 1000 square meters and more.

Nutrition

Ring angelfish feed on sponges, other bottom-dwelling invertebrates and occasionally on algae.

Aquarium maintenance

Koran angelfish are occasionally imported for storage in salt water aquariums. Responsible lovers should refrain from buying because you can have animals of this size do not provide adequate habitat.