Aiptasia Eating Filefish - Acreichthys tomentosusAiptasia Eating Filefish (Acreichthys tomentosus) The Aiptasia Eating Filefish, Acreichthys tomentosus, is a small, camouflaged marine filefish best known for its usefulness in controlling Aiptasia pest anemones. Also sold as the Bristletail Filefish, Matted Filefish or Seagrass Filefish, this Indo West Pacific species has a mottled green, brown and cream body with the ability to blend into rockwork, algae, rubble and seagrass. It can be an excellent

Also listed by some references as Neosynchiropus ocellatus

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with captive-bred specimens sometimes available

The Redface Batfish

it makes an excellent choice for aquarists wanting a colourful

Avoid mixing multiple male fairy wrasses in smaller aquariums unless the keeper has experience with wrasse compatibility

Behaviour & Activity:An active daytime swimmer that spends much of its time moving between rockwork and open water

so adult height and swimming room must be planned from the start

Tank Bred Pygmy Basslet - Orchid

small upturned mouth and beautiful network of blue lines and spots across an olive-brown to grey background

Juveniles are striped black

The males have stark white in their anterior halves