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Common Name  -  Coral Beauty Angelfish 
Scientific name  -  Centropyge bispinosa 
Appearance  -  Dark purple body with vivid 
orange vertical bars through mid section. Usually rimmed with a bright blue 
outline. Size ranges between 1 inch and 3 inches.  
Location  -  Widely distributed throughout the 
South Pacific 
Comments  -  Very attractive fish. Once past initial acclimation this 
fish does quite well. As with all centropyge it will feed on flake foods but 
will do much better on a variety of small bite-size frozen foods, such as mysis 
shrimp. These fish enjoy having access to hiding places and are found throughout 
the reef from the shallow lagoons to the outer reef drop offs. Tanks with live or 
decorative rock are great. Position the rock openly so as to create many 
passages.   
 
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