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− | | | + | |Origin=:Western Atlanticic, from Bermuda, Bahamas and off southern Florida, USA to the Gulf of Mexico, including Yucatan, Mexico |
− | | | + | |Sexing=:Difficult to tell as juveniles. Male adults are somewhat larger then females. |
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|diet=:It will take most foods including pellets, live and frozen foods. | |diet=:It will take most foods including pellets, live and frozen foods. | ||
− | |feeding_regime=:Feed once or twice a day. | + | |feeding_regime=:Feed once or twice a day. |
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|behaviour=:Compatible with most peaceful fish of equal size as a juvenile. As it grows, it will become more aggressive and territorial. | |behaviour=:Compatible with most peaceful fish of equal size as a juvenile. As it grows, it will become more aggressive and territorial. | ||
|identification=:Large angelfish with elongated dorsal and anal fins. Blue/brown body and the soft parts of dorsal and anal fins and caudal fins with wide yellow margins. The pelvic fins are bright yellow, and the pectorals are blue basally, clear distally, with a broad yellow band separating the two colours. | |identification=:Large angelfish with elongated dorsal and anal fins. Blue/brown body and the soft parts of dorsal and anal fins and caudal fins with wide yellow margins. The pelvic fins are bright yellow, and the pectorals are blue basally, clear distally, with a broad yellow band separating the two colours. | ||
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− | : | + | :This species can hybridise with the [[Queen Angelfish]]. Resulting hybrids are called Townsend's Angelfish. |
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*[[w:Holacanthus bermudensis|Wikipedia]] | *[[w:Holacanthus bermudensis|Wikipedia]] | ||
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