Stripe Squirrel Fish [Sargocentron diadema]Stripe 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

Orange Spot Goby

It is also commonly known as the Orange-spotted Sleeper Goby or Maiden Goby

with larger aquariums preferred due to its adult size

In the wild it feeds on molluscs

Regal Angels can be kept in some reef aquariums

shipping stress and their need for a varied natural diet

Hard-shelled foods are useful for natural feeding behaviour and dental wear

Small 2-4 cm

It can be found on sheltered coral reefs at depths of from 3 to 30 metres and can reaches a length of 8

while females are plain dusky or covered with fine blue speckles

Like other sharpnose puffers

Spots vary in size