Multibarred Angelfish

Flits

Multibarred Angelfish

Paracentropyge multifasciata

Black-and-white stripes and a yellow belly. A shy dwarf angel that hides in rock crevices.

Group
Angelfishes & butterflyfishes
Family
Angelfishes (Pomacanthidae)
Size
About 12 cm long
Habitat
Caves and ledges of coral reefs in the Indian Ocean and western Pacific

About

A white body crossed by many black bars, with a bright yellow belly. It is a dwarf angelfish.

It is very shy. It prefers caves and the shade of ledges, often a little deeper on the reef, and is usually seen popping out of a crevice and slipping straight back in.

In Fish Around

It flits in and out as if between rock crevices: a short burst, then a stop.

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