Angelfish
Flag Fin Angel Adult SMD
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About this fish
About this fish
Flag Fin Angel Adult SMD is a marine angelfish sold under the name Apolemichthys trimaculatus. In the home saltwater aquarium, it’s appreciated for its bold, colorful patterning and active grazing behavior on live rock. Practical use: plan for an angelfish that needs swimming space and stable tank conditions, and be prepared for the possibility of picking at corals if you’re setting up a reef tank.
Features:
- Bold, colorful angelfish appearance that can change in pattern as it matures
- Benefits from live rock to graze on and to provide natural foraging surfaces
- Best kept with calm, compatible tankmates since angels can be territorial
- A varied diet supports overall health; many anglers do well with frozen foods plus sponge-based formulas and algae
- May pick at corals or clam mantles—research before adding to a reef system
- Acclimate slowly and provide a quiet area at first so it can settle in
Specifications:
- Scientific name (verified): Apolemichthys trimaculatus
- Origin: UNVERIFIED
- Care level: General saltwater angelfish husbandry (needs stable conditions)
- Temperament: Potentially territorial with other similar fish
- Placement: Open swimming space with live rock for grazing
- Diet: Varied diet of quality frozen foods, sponge-based formulas, and algae
- Reef compatibility (general guidance): May harm corals and clam mantles
- Temperature: 72–78°F (22–26°C)
- Salinity: Specific gravity ~1.020–1.025
- pH: ~8.1–8.4
- Alkalinity: ~7–11 dKH
- Calcium: ~380–450 ppm
- Magnesium: ~1200–1400 ppm




