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Species Name: Genicanthus spinus

Authority: Randall, 1975

Common Name: Pitcairn Angelfish

Range: Eastern Pacific Ocean: Cook Islands to Ducie Atoll

Size: 8 inches - 20 cm

Natural Environment: Inhabits rocky coral reef areas

General Husbandry: Feeds mainly on zooplankton and small benthic invertebrate. Provide a diet high in meaty foods, yet will accept some flake food. Requires numerous feedings per day and prefer a temperature of 70 - 76°F (21 - 24°C). Rarely seen in the trade.

Aquarium Suitability: Best left in the wild

Pitcairn Angelfish (Genicanthus spinus) Photo Credit:John Randall

Photo Credit: John Randall


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