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Orange Face Butterflyfish - Red Sea
Chaetodon larvatus
The Butterfly is fairly hardy and adapts well to life in an aquarium if acclimated properly. Most butterflies in this genus can be added in a group. They won’t do well with fish that are overly aggressive, but they will also nip and pick at fish that are very timid. Finding ideal tank mates can be a challenge. Initially, butterflies can be shy; making sure there are plenty of hiding places will help them acclimate. Butterflies are not recommended for reef aquariums because they are very likely to consume a variety of coral polyps. These will benefit from multiple feedings per day, be sure to provide a varied diet of frozen meaty foods. Adding algae to their diet will give them things to graze on, mimicking their wild eating behavior and improving their immune systems.
The Butterfly is fairly hardy and adapts well to life in an aquarium if acclimated properly. Most butterflies in this genus can be added in a group. They won’t do well with fish that are overly aggressive, but they will also nip and pick at fish that are very timid. Finding ideal tank mates can be a challenge. Initially, butterflies can be shy; making sure there are plenty of hiding places will help them acclimate. Butterflies are not recommended for reef aquariums because they are very likely to consume a variety of coral polyps. These will benefit from multiple feedings per day, be sure to provide a varied diet of frozen meaty foods. Adding algae to their diet will give them things to graze on, mimicking their wild eating behavior and improving their immune systems.
$96.25
Original: $274.99
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$274.99
$96.25
Description
Chaetodon larvatus
The Butterfly is fairly hardy and adapts well to life in an aquarium if acclimated properly. Most butterflies in this genus can be added in a group. They won’t do well with fish that are overly aggressive, but they will also nip and pick at fish that are very timid. Finding ideal tank mates can be a challenge. Initially, butterflies can be shy; making sure there are plenty of hiding places will help them acclimate. Butterflies are not recommended for reef aquariums because they are very likely to consume a variety of coral polyps. These will benefit from multiple feedings per day, be sure to provide a varied diet of frozen meaty foods. Adding algae to their diet will give them things to graze on, mimicking their wild eating behavior and improving their immune systems.
The Butterfly is fairly hardy and adapts well to life in an aquarium if acclimated properly. Most butterflies in this genus can be added in a group. They won’t do well with fish that are overly aggressive, but they will also nip and pick at fish that are very timid. Finding ideal tank mates can be a challenge. Initially, butterflies can be shy; making sure there are plenty of hiding places will help them acclimate. Butterflies are not recommended for reef aquariums because they are very likely to consume a variety of coral polyps. These will benefit from multiple feedings per day, be sure to provide a varied diet of frozen meaty foods. Adding algae to their diet will give them things to graze on, mimicking their wild eating behavior and improving their immune systems.
