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Daily fish fact #679
Cherubfish!
This species of marine angelfish is quite popular in saltwater aquariums due to its small, more "manageable" size and lovely colours. In the wild, cherubfish like to live in pairs or in small groups of about ten individuals, darting in and out of cover and foraging.
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Cherubfish
Cherubfish
Cherubfish is also known as the pygmy angelfish. The cherubfish can grow up to 8 cm (2 1/2 inchs). They live in the Caribbeans and are great for saltwater tanks. The angelfish will eat algae off rocks and are also herbivores. They are beautiful sapphire-blue with orange highlights on their face.
A few days ago I got the fc house an aquarium. Here’s some screens I took of myself and a couple fc mates goofing around and the fish we ended up putting in the tank.
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Cherubfish Centropyge argi
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The cherubfish (centropyge argi) is beautiful little fish usually found in reefs and walls deeper than 90'. However, in the Southern Caribbean they live in shallow reefs about 15' deep. Cherubfish are a small species of angelfish, reaching only about 3". Like other angelfish, they are territorial and little aggressive towards other species. Cherubfish favor reef environments and are often seen darting in and out of holes in rocks and corals. They swim in pairs or small groups.
