Kingi AngelApolemicthys kingi Care: Intermediate Diet: Omnivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Western Indian Ocean Kingi Angel Appears to be restricted to subtropical waters from just south of Bazaruto in Mozambique to East Londo in SA.. The Tiger Angelfish is moderately common on rocky offshore reefs (Aliwal Shoal) at 20 50m depth, but usually seen deeper than 25m where sponges are more common. Often occurs in small loose groups. A timid species which

low-stress community

non-aggressive companions that will not outcompete it at feeding time

usually over 40m depth

joined by a distinct curving yellow band on black continuing onto caudal peduncle

Maximum Size:Up to around 6–7 cm

as a confirmed pair

The Valentini Puffer

When frightened

The goby uses its excellent eyesight to watch for danger while the shrimp maintains the shared burrow

high oxygenation and stable water quality to manage its size and waste output

Juveniles often stay close to caves

They are omnivorous