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Ballina Angelfish (Chaetodontoplus ballinae)

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Ballina Angelfish
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About Ballina Angelfish

The Ballina Angelfish displays a predominantly yellow-gold body with distinctive white and dark blue or black vertical bars along the flanks. The dorsal and anal fins are yellow with blue accents, and the tail fin is yellow. The face typically exhibits white coloration with dark markings, and the fish has the characteristic rounded body shape of medium-sized pomacanthid angelfish.

Key facts

Feeding Schedule
Feed 2-3 times daily
Appearance
The Ballina Angelfish displays a predominantly yellow-gold body with distinctive white and dark blue or black vertical bars along the flanks. The dorsal and anal fins are yellow with blue accents, and the tail fin is yellow. The face typically exhibits white coloration with dark markings, and the fish has the characteristic rounded body shape of medium-sized pomacanthid angelfish.
Water Parameters
Temperature: 72-78°F pH: 8.1-8.3 Salinity: 1.02-1.025
Origin
Western Pacific, ranging from Indonesia to Australia and the Indo-Pacific region. Found in coral reef environments of this range.
Temperament
Semi Aggressive
Diet Details
In captivity, feed a varied diet of quality angelfish pellets or flakes, supplemented with blanched vegetables (nori), spirulina, and occasional frozen meaty foods such as mysis shrimp and brine shrimp.
Difficulty Level
This species requires substantial tank volume, stable water parameters, and careful feeding protocol. It is not suitable for small systems and presents challenges due to its tendency to damage corals and inverts, demanding experienced hobbyists familiar with large reef or FOWLR systems.
Diet
omnivore
Reef safety
Not Reef Safe
Care Level
Hard
Common Health Issues
Parasitic infections, marine ich, bacterial infections, nutritional deficiencies if diet is unbalanced
Min tank size
100 gallons

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