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Common Name  -  Many Spined Pygmy Angelfish

Scientific name  -  Centropyge multispinnis

Appearance  -  Dark pale black body with darker black vertical bars throughout the body. Bright blue edge to rear dorsal and anal fins. Size ranges from 1 inch to 3 inches.

Location  -  Eastern Africa, Red Sea and northern Indian Ocean.

Comments  -  Not a very popular fish in the hobby, possibly due to it drab color. 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. Tanks with live or decorative corals and rock are good. Position the rock openly so as to create many passages.

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