Banded Angel - Aquacultured

The Paracentropyge multifasciata, commonly known as the Banded Angel, is a captivating and rare addition to any reef tank. This aquacultured species is a hidden treasure in the marine aquarium hobby, often overlooked due to its elusive nature. Its striking multi-banded colouration, which lends it its name, is a visual treat that adds a vibrant splash of colour to any aquarium setting.The Banded Angel is an omnivorous species, flourishing on a diverse diet. To ensure its optimal health and colouration, we suggest feeding it with Gamma Foods. Gamma Foods offers a balanced blend of nutrients, including a variety of frozen, dry, and pellet foods that are perfect for this species.The Banded Angel is not just a feast for the eyes but also contributes to the overall wellbeing of your reef tank. It is reef safe, meaning it coexists harmoniously with corals and other invertebrates. However, it's crucial to remember that the Banded Angel requires expert care. Its complex needs and behaviours necessitate a deep understanding for successful keeping.One of the most intriguing aspects of the Banded Angel is its transformation from juvenile to adult. As it matures, its colouration and patterns evolve, making it a living piece of art that changes over time.The Banded Angel is a seasonal species, which means it's not always available. However, when it is, it's exclusively available from our exclusive supply line at TMC, making it a truly unique addition to your aquarium.This species is captive bred, which not only ensures its health and vitality but also contributes to the sustainability of the marine aquarium hobby. By choosing the Banded Angel, you're supporting responsible aquaculture practices that help preserve our oceans' biodiversity.In conclusion, the Paracentropyge multifasciata is an extraordinary species that brings a touch of the exotic to your reef tank. Its unique features, combined with its rarity and the responsible practices behind its breeding, make it a truly special addition to any aquarium.