Blue Angelfish: The Graceful & Hardy Showpiece

The Blue Angelfish (Holacanthus bermudensis), also known as the Bermuda Blue Angelfish, is a beautiful and common fish that serves as a stunning centerpiece in a large marine aquarium. This angelfish is easily recognized by its uniform bluish-gray body with a contrasting yellow tail and blue-edged fins. While its beauty is undeniable, it is a territorial fish and can be aggressive towards other angelfish and some other tank mates. It is considered reef-safe with caution, meaning it may occasionally nip at soft corals or clams. It is a fantastic addition to a large fish-only or semi-aggressive community tank.

Why the Blue Angelfish is a Great Choice:

• Stunning Appearance: Its beautiful coloration and graceful presence make it a true showpiece.
• Adds Energy to the Tank: It adds a lot of energy and graceful movement to a spacious aquarium.
• Impressive Size: It grows to a large size, making it a commanding and impressive fish.
• Reef-Safe with Caution: It can be successfully housed in many reef tanks if well-fed and monitored.

Quick Facts

• Scientific Name: Holacanthus bermudensis
• Origin: Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea
• Max Size: 15 inches
• Lifespan: 10+ years
• Diet: Omnivore. Feeds on a varied diet of angelfish formulas, sponges, and marine algae.
• Shipping Size: 2-4 inches