White Face Butterflyfish [Chaetodon mesoleucus]White Face Butterflyfish (Chaetodon mesoleucos) The White Face Butterflyfish is a distinctive Red Sea butterflyfish with a pale white face, contrasting dark rear body and fine striping through the flanks, giving it a bold and elegant appearance in marine aquaria. In the wild it is found on coral reefs in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, where it is usually seen in pairs. In captivity it does best in a well established marine aquarium with plenty of

Silver Belly Wrasse are associated with reef edges

creating a captivating display in reef tanks

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minor and trace element complexes which together provide the needs of corals

Talbot’s Damsel

and the goby keeps watch for predators

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but it is a specialist sand-bed animal rather than a visible rock-grazing clean-up crew urchin

Ctenochaetus truncatus is an incredible surgeon fish with an orange hue and shiny dots on the body

Small 4-5 cm

Stunning yellow colouration

Pseudocheilinus ocellatus