Antennata Lionfish (Asia Pacific) Size:3-4 Inch other times appearing very rough

other times appearing very rough

as Montipora do not possess strong defensive filaments and may be stung by neighboring corals

The foot of the anemone enables them to adhere to glass and also to crawl around the aquarium

Its face is marked with saffron orange and its tail with scarlet

Many species also benefit from filamentous algae in the aquarium to graze on

Antennata Lionfish (Asia Pacific) Size:3-4 Inch other times appearing very roughAs the ocean's most spectacular ambush predators, it is no wonder lionfish are so popular. Their huge fins are used to confuse and herd smaller animals so the lionfish can swallow them whole with their huge mouths. They greedily eat all shrimp many crabs, and any small or slender bodied fish. They do not harm corals, sponges, macroalgae or snails. They generally ignore anything that cannot be eaten. Best tank mates are large bodied fish such as tangs,