Raffles Butterfly

The Chaetodon rafflesii, also known as the Raffles Butterfly, is a mesmerizing species that brings an exotic allure to any aquarium. Recognized by other scientific names such as Anisochaetodon rafflesii, Chaetodon dahli, Chaetodon princeps, and Chaetodon sebae, this species is a captivating addition to any marine enthusiast's collection.The Raffles Butterfly is an intermediate level species, making it an ideal choice for hobbyists with a certain degree of experience in maintaining marine life. Its care level is not excessively demanding, but it does necessitate a certain level of understanding and dedication to ensure its well-being.One of the most remarkable features of the Raffles Butterfly is its distinctive colouration. The vivid colours and complex patterns that decorate its body are truly a spectacle. This species is renowned for its breathtaking visual appeal, making it a standout addition to any fish-only tank.When it comes to diet, the Raffles Butterfly is omnivorous. It flourishes on a diverse diet that includes both plant and animal matter. For optimal health and colouration, we recommend feeding it with Gamma Foods. These specially designed feeds provide all the essential nutrients that this species needs to flourish.The Raffles Butterfly is not only beautiful but also beneficial to the tank environment. It contributes to maintaining the balance of the ecosystem by consuming algae and other small organisms.This species is exclusively sourced from our exclusive supply line at Tropical Marine Centre, ensuring that it is responsibly and sustainably sourced. We are dedicated to promoting responsible and sustainable practices in the marine hobbyist industry.The Raffles Butterfly is native to the Melanesia region. It is a testament to the rich biodiversity of this region and a wonderful representation of its vibrant marine life.In conclusion, the Raffles Butterfly is a stunning and fascinating species that would make a great addition to any marine hobbyist's collection. Its unique colouration, intriguing behaviour, and the benefits it brings to the tank environment make it a truly worthwhile investment.