Chrysurus Angel (Indian Ocean) Size:1-3 Inch vermetid and Drupella sp

vermetid and Drupella sp

It may sometimes refuse to inflate if the water quality is poor

The tips of the lionfish's fins contain a toxin that can cause extremely painful wounds

They may move and flip over rocks to search for food underneath

especially shrimp

Chrysurus Angel (Indian Ocean) Size:1-3 Inch vermetid and Drupella spThe Chrysurus angel is also known as the gold tail or ear spot angelfish and is a rare import. When young it is deep blue to black with alternating thin blue and thick white stripes arranged vertically over its whole body and a transparent tail. As it grows it undergoes an amazing transformation; its face takes on an intense rusty coloration with blue stripes. Its tail becomes bright yellow, and a distinctive ring forms behind the eye which is ringed