Swiss Guard - Tangerine

The Liopropoma swalesi, also known as the Swiss Guard - Tangerine, is a captivating species that brings a vibrant burst of colour to any reef tank. This species hails from the Western Pacific region and is renowned for its distinctive tangerine hue, making it a striking addition to your aquarium.The Swiss Guard - Tangerine is an intermediate level species, necessitating a certain degree of care and attention. It is an ideal choice for enthusiasts with a well-established reef tank setup.One of the most intriguing characteristics of the Liopropoma swalesi is its planktivorous diet. This species feeds on minuscule, free-floating organisms. To ensure your Swiss Guard - Tangerine remains healthy and retains its vibrant colour, we suggest feeding it with Gamma Foods' plankton range. These specially designed foods deliver the essential nutrients for this species, guaranteeing its continued vibrancy and overall wellbeing.The Swiss Guard - Tangerine is also reef safe, making it a superb choice for those with a reef tank setup. It peacefully coexists with other species, enhancing the overall biodiversity of your tank without causing any damage to the reef.This species is exclusively sourced from our exclusive supply line at the Tropical Marine Centre. We are dedicated to promoting responsible practices in the aquarium hobby, and the Swiss Guard - Tangerine is a shining example of this commitment.In terms of behaviour, the Liopropoma swalesi is a relatively peaceful species. It tends to keep to itself, making it an excellent choice for hobbyists who prefer a more serene tank environment. However, it's not a species you'll see often, as it tends to hide among the rocks and corals of your tank, adding an element of surprise and excitement to your aquarium experience.In conclusion, the Swiss Guard - Tangerine is a beautiful, vibrant species that adds a unique touch to any reef tank. Its stunning colouration, peaceful behaviour, and responsible sourcing make it an exceptional choice for any aquarium enthusiast.