Livestock Profile

Quarantine Method Summary: Quarantine for at least 2 weeks with observation and possible treatment for parasites.
Disease Sensitivity: Moderate
Medication Sensitivity: High; avoid copper-based medications.
Short Description: A small, brightly colored angelfish known for its vibrant orange and blue coloration.
Care Overview: Requires a well-maintained reef tank with plenty of hiding spots and swimming space. Regular water changes and stable parameters are essential.
Compatibility Notes: Generally peaceful but can be territorial with similar species. Best kept with other small, peaceful fish.
Aquascape Notes: Provide plenty of live rock and hiding spots to reduce stress.
Special Requirements: Requires a varied diet and stable water conditions.
Quarantine Notes: Essential to prevent the introduction of diseases to the main tank.

Sexual Dimorphism: Males are slightly larger and have more vibrant coloration.
Plant Safe: ✓
Reef Safe: ✓
Invertebrate Safe: ×
Coral Safe: ✓
Shrimp Safe: ×
Snail Safe: ✓
Predatory Risk: ×
Fin Nipper: ✓
Territorial: ✓
Venomous: ×
Jump Risk: ✓
Escape Risk: ✓
Bred In Captivity Common: ✓
Wild Caught Common: ✓
Egg Layer: ✓
Livebearer: ×

Recommended Duration: 14 – 30 days
Quarantine Required: Yes
Observation Only: No
Prophylactic Treatment: Yes
Copper Safe: No
Formalin Safe: Yes
Praziquantel Safe: Yes
Methylene Blue Safe: Yes
Hyposalinity Safe: No
Freshwater Dip Safe: No
Dip Protocol Summary: Not recommended due to stress; observe for signs of disease.
Medication Notes: Use non-copper medications for treatment.
Isolation Requirements: Isolate from other fish during quarantine.
Food Training Needed: No
Acclimation Notes: Acclimate slowly to prevent shock.
Common Qt Issues: Ich, velvet, and other external parasites.
Best Practice Summary: Maintain stable water parameters and monitor for signs of stress or disease.

Name	Normalized Name	Language	Region	Primary	Sort
Flame Angel	flame angel	en		Yes	1

Angelfish