Bellus Angelfish - Genicanthus bellusBellus Angelfish (Genicanthus bellus) The Bellus Angelfish, Genicanthus bellus, is a beautiful and highly desirable marine angelfish with elegant swallowtail style finnage and strong sexual dimorphism. Females typically show a pearly silver to bluish body with black striping and yellow to orange dorsal colour, while males develop stronger blue, orange and darker patterning. Also known as the Ornate Angelfish or Bellus Swallowtail Angelfish, this deep

it should have access to mature live rock with natural algae growth

Half Black Angel

Place of origin: West America

Expatriates south to Montague Island and coastal waters of southern New South Wales

as well as parts of Micronesia

Regular feeding helps support colour and activity

Best kept with other calm reef-safe fish that will not bully it or outcompete it

and have bluish sides with bright yellowish bands and spots

This blotch is less obvious when the band is dark and in sub-adults it only occurs as an irregularity in the shape of the band

In addition to its aesthetic appeal

rubble areas and ledges

Place of origin: Cultured