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Juveniles and small adults are good aquarium inhabitants, although larger individuals are sometimes por feeders and are susceptible to a variety of parasites. Adults are also prone to color loss and may develop head and lateral line erosion. Be forewarned: when juveniles transform into adult colors they may not attain te same brilliance as i the wild. The transition may not be quite complete or the final adult color may be pale. A varies diet including vitamin-enriched and color-enhancing foods should be offered.
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Scientific Name | Pomacanthus imperator |
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Maximum Length | Up to 40cm |
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Range | Indo - Pacific |
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Aquarium Size | 135 gal. (511 L) |
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Foods & Feeding | Varied diet. including Spirulina and marine algae, as well as mysid shrimp or frozen shrimp and high quality angelfish preperations. Feed at least 3 times a day. |
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Aquarium Suitability | Generally durable and hardy, with most individuals acclimating to the home aquarium. |
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Captive Care | See description. |
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