Melanesia Keyhole Dwarf Angelfish Centropyge Tibicen

Melanesia Keyhole Dwarf Angelfish Centropyge TibicenMelanesia Keyhole Dwarf Angelfish Centropyge tibicenOverview: The Melanesia Keyhole Dwarf Angelfish, also known as the Keyhole Angel, is easily recognized by its deep blue black body and the distinctive white oval "keyhole" marking on its side. Its bold contrast and graceful swimming make it a standout in any marine display. Origin: Found in the Melanesian region of the Western Pacific, inhabiting lagoons and reef slopes rich in coral and rocky

Overview:
The Melanesia Keyhole Dwarf Angelfish, also known as the Keyhole Angel, is easily recognized by its deep blue-black body and the distinctive white oval "keyhole" marking on its side. Its bold contrast and graceful swimming make it a standout in any marine display.

Origin:
Found in the Melanesian region of the Western Pacific, inhabiting lagoons and reef slopes rich in coral and rocky structures.

Feeding:
Omnivorous – thrives on a varied diet of marine algae, spirulina, mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, and high-quality angelfish pellets. Supplement with algae sheets for best health.

Tank Mates:
Compatible with peaceful to semi-aggressive fish, but may show territorial behavior toward other dwarf angelfish. Caution is advised in reef tanks, as they may nip at LPS corals, clams, and some soft corals.

Aggression:
Semi-aggressive – generally peaceful but can become territorial, especially in smaller aquariums.

Experience Level:
Intermediate – hardy once established, but requires a stable environment.

Water Parameters:

• Temperature: 72–78°F (22–26°C)
• pH: 8.1–8.4
• Salinity: 1.020–1.025
• Minimum Tank Size: 70+ gallons

The Keyhole Dwarf Angelfish is a striking and active species, making it an attractive addition to larger aquariums with plenty of live rock for grazing and hiding.