Griffis AngelGenicanthus griffisi Care: Intermediate Diet: Omnivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Central Pacific Griffis Angel Known from central Pacific islands such as the Marshall and Line Islands (Kiribati) westward to the Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. This species occurs mainly on deep outer reef walls at depths over 40m (10 60m). Not often seen usually solitary. Identified by the generally grey colour and a distinct white stripe along

rock and rubble areas

mature fish-only or FOWLR-style aquarium

After breeding with multiple females

and can dump sand onto low-placed or delicate corals while sifting

tissue damage or recession

a charming and vibrant addition to your saltwater aquarium

Found through the Indian Ocean and adjacent eastern Indian Ocean region

puffers or large dominant angels

They can sometimes show territorial behaviour towards similar-shaped blennies

Naturally found among coral heads

Polka-dot Cardinalfish

False Percula Clownfish