Lemonpeel Angelfish *RARE ORANGE* MARSHALL ISLANDS

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This is a rare sunset orange coloration only seen on Lemonpeels collected from the Marshall Islands. Truly a breathtakingly beautiful fish!

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The Lemonpeel Angelfish, scientifically known as Centropyge flavissima, is a breathtaking and vibrant fish species that belongs to the Pomacanthidae family. This marine beauty is admired for its stunning coloration, graceful movements, and unique body shape, making it a highly sought-after addition to reef or marine aquariums.

Originating from the Indo-Pacific region, particularly found in the coral reefs of the Central Pacific Ocean, the Lemonpeel Angelfish has a brilliant lemon-yellow bodies with a striking blue ring around the eye, a bright blue trim on the dorsal and anal fins, and blue edging on the tail fin. They are relatively small, with adults typically reaching lengths of around 4 to 5 inches (10 to 13 cm).

Overall, the Lemonpeel Angelfish is a captivating and highly desirable addition to reef or marine aquariums. Its vibrant coloration, graceful movements, and unique body shape make it a standout species that adds beauty and elegance to your underwater world. With proper care, a suitable environment, and a well-balanced diet, an Angelfish can thrive and become a mesmerizing centerpiece in your aquatic display. 

Angelfish, along with other fish, corals and invertebrates will also benefit greatly from live phytoplankton which is readily available to them in the wild.