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Centropyge vroliki 6-8 cm
Common name: Vroliki Angelfish. This fish has an oval-shaped body that fades from white to black starting from the anal fin. It is well known for its wild crossbreeding with both the Centropyge Eibli and the flavissima, creating interesting hybrid colorations.
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- Delivery price France
- Fixed price €24.90 - Offered starting from €249 of living*
- Minimum order amount for live products
- 50€ excluding shipping costs. For the well-being of the animals, do not make them travel alone.
- Maintenance
- Easy
- Temperament
- Peaceful
- Food
- Omnivore
- Reef compatibility
- Compatible with caution
- Recommended number
- Alone
- Price according to size
- XS S M L XL
- Maximum size
- 10 cm
(10 centimeters) - Delivery date
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- Reproduction
- Impossible
- Package information for the winter period
- A hole is made in the cardboard to supply the chemical heater with oxygen.
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Common name: Vroliki Angelfish. This fish has an oval white body that fades to black starting from the anal fin. It is well-known for its wild hybridization with both the Centropyge Eibli and the flavissima, creating interesting hybrid colorations. The Centropyge vroliki is one of the least aggressive in its family. For its well-being, it needs an aquarium with a decor rich in hiding places and a varied diet based on Artemia, Mysis, Krill, and a supply of algae. It has poor intraspecific behavior and sometimes nibbles on a few polyps, but without consequence.
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Centropype vroliki
Magnifique poisson, s'est bien adapté à mon 400l avec poissons papillon et chirurgien et d'autres Centropypes, je le conseille vivement
By benjamin c. the 02/15/2017
Common name: Vroliki Angelfish. This fish has an oval-shaped body that fades from white to black starting from the anal fin. It is well known for its wild crossbreeding with both the Centropyge Eibli and the flavissima, creating interesting hybrid colorations.