Product Description
The Coral Beauty Blonde Angelfish (Centropyge bispinosa) is a stunning colour variant of the popular Coral Beauty Angelfish, featuring a vibrant golden-orange body accented with electric blue edging on its fins. This eye-catching dwarf angelfish adds brilliant colour and personality to marine aquariums, making it a favourite among saltwater enthusiasts.
Hardy once established, the Coral Beauty Blonde thrives in mature aquariums with abundant live rock for grazing and shelter. Active and inquisitive, it spends much of the day exploring the rockwork while feeding on algae and natural marine growth. Although considered one of the more reef-friendly dwarf angelfish, individual fish may occasionally nip at corals or clam mantles.
Care Guide
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Scientific Name: Centropyge bispinosa
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Common Name: Coral Beauty Blonde Angelfish
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Care Level: Easy to Moderate
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Temperament: Semi-aggressive
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Diet: Omnivore (marine algae, spirulina, mysis shrimp, sponge-based foods and quality marine pellets)
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Reef Safe: With caution (may nip at some corals and clam mantles)
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Minimum Tank Size: 200 litres
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Water Temperature: 24–27°C
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pH: 8.1–8.4
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Salinity: 1.023–1.026 SG
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Maximum Size: Up to 10cm
Feeding
Feed a varied diet two to three times daily consisting of marine algae, spirulina, sponge-based angelfish foods, frozen mysis shrimp, enriched brine shrimp, and premium marine pellets or flakes.
Aquarium Setup
Maintain a mature marine aquarium with plenty of live rock, caves, and hiding places. Good water quality and stable parameters are essential for long-term health and vibrant colouration.
Compatibility
Suitable with:
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Clownfish
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Tangs
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Wrasses
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Gobies
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Blennies
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Chromis
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Most peaceful to semi-aggressive marine fish
Avoid housing with:
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Other dwarf angelfish in smaller aquariums
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Large aggressive angelfish
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Delicate corals if maintaining a reef aquarium
The Coral Beauty Blonde Angelfish is a vibrant, active, and hardy marine fish that brings exceptional colour and character to established saltwater aquariums, making it an excellent choice for both fish-only and mixed reef systems.
