Colini Angelfish

The Colini Angelfish (Centropyge colini), also known as Colin's Angelfish, can be found widespread throughout the Pacific Ocean. They have a golden-yellow body with a deep blue dorsal fin. Reaching a maximum size of 3 inches, they should not be kept with larger predatory fish. Though typically reef safe, some may nip at small polyps or euphyllia, so it is recommended to monitor C. colini when in a reef environment. They do well with other small, peaceful fish, and should have plenty of space to swim. They are omnivorous, feeding on small crustaceans, algae, and sponges. Their diet should consist of carnivorous preparatins with added vitamins and nori seaweed.