Stripe Squirrel Fish [Sargocentron diadema] Reef Safe With Caution

Stripe Squirrel Fish [Sargocentron diadema] Reef Safe With CautionStripe Squirrel Fish [Sargocentron diadema] Care: Intermediate Diet: Carnivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Western Indian Ocean Coastal reefs, large lagoons. In small to large groups on slopes and flats with large corals. The Striped Squirrel Fish, known scientifically as Sargocentron xantherythrum, is a striking marine species characterised by its vibrant red and white stripes and large, prominent eyes. This nocturnal fish is commonly found in

Green Goby

ranging east to Sumatra

A deep-bodied species that is easily identified by colour

Behaviour & Activity:An active bottom-dwelling goby that spends much of the day taking mouthfuls of sand

This coral species is known for its flat

Fully grown individuals are rather difficult to acclimatise in the home aquarium

A very active

so tank mate choice and aquarium layout are important

Ctenochaetus binotatus

made to be as accurate as possible

It is generally compatible with corals and most ornamental invertebrates

black to faint brown bars