Species photo: Bernard DUPONT, CC BY 4.0, via iNaturalist
Centropyge bicolor
$70.00
A striking dwarf angel split cleanly into bright yellow and deep blue.
In stock and eating
From our species guide
In plain words: The bicolor angelfish is a small fish painted in two colors. The front of its body is bright yellow. The back is deep blue. Its tail is yellow too, and it has a blue patch over its eyes.
Bicolor angels are hard to miss, with a yellow head and tail and a deep blue body, and they dart busily between rocks all day. They need 70 gallons or more with plenty of live rock and several small meals a day of algae and meaty foods. They are reef safe only with caution: some leave corals alone, but others nip stony and soft corals and clam mantles. Keep one per tank.
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