Red Stripe (Eibli) Angel - Centropyge eibli
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The Red Stripe (Eibli) Angel (Centropyge eibli) is a striking dwarf angelfish known for its gray front half and black rear, separated by bold vertical red-orange stripes. This semi-aggressive species adds vibrant color and activity to reef tanks but requires caution with slow-growing corals.
Common Name: Red Stripe (Eibli) Angel
Scientific Name: Centropyge eibli
Family: Pomacanthidae
Size: Up to 4 inches (10 cm)
Temperament: Semi-aggressive
Difficulty: Moderate
Reef Safe: With caution
Native Region: Found throughout the Indo-Pacific, including Indonesia, the Philippines, and northern Australia, typically inhabiting coral-rich reef slopes.
Tank Size: Minimum of 50 gallons
Temperature: 74–82°F (23–28°C)
pH: 8.0–8.4
Salinity: 1.023–1.025
Substrate: Live rock for grazing and hiding; provide caves or overhangs for retreat.
• Diet: Omnivorous—accepts flakes, pellets, and meaty frozen foods.
• Behavior: Semi-aggressive; monitor compatibility with other dwarf angelfish.
• Coral Safety: May nip at soft or slow-growing corals; avoid housing with highly delicate species.
• Tankmates: Best with other semi-aggressive or peaceful reef fish.