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Scientific Name:Parupeneus multifasciatus
Common Names:Manybar Goatfish, Red Goatfish
This occasionally schooling species occurs over sand patches as well as rubble, consolidated limestone, or coral bottoms from reef flats and shallow lagoons. Benthopelagic. Feeds primarily on small crabs and shrimps during the day, also demersal fish eggs, mollusks, and foraminiferans. Minimum depth reported taken from.
Origin: | Indo-Pacific, Hawaii, FijiĀ |
Max Size: | 12 " |
Recommended Tank: | 75 gallons |
Care Level: | Intermediate |
Temperament: | Peaceful |
Reef Safe: | Caution |
Diet: | Carnivore |
The Manybar Goatfish is carnivores and needs a diet rich in meaty foods. These diets should include mysis and brine shrimp as well as high quality meaty frozen foods.
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Scientific Name:Parupeneus cyclostomus
Common Names:Yellow Goatfish, Goldsaddle Goatfish, Yellowsaddle Goatfish
Found on coral, rocky, or rubble bottoms of reef flats, lagoons, and seaward reefs. Benthopelagic. Juveniles form schools, adults usually solitary. Feed primarily on small fishes, crustaceans, peanut worms, shrimps, crabs, octopi, and small gastropods during the day. Minimum depth reported taken from.
Origin: | Fiji, Indonesia, Indo-Pacific, Melanesia |
Max Size: | 20 " |
Recommended Tank: | 125 gallons |
Care Level: | Intermediate |
Temperament: | Peaceful |
Reef Safe: | Caution |
Diet: | Carnivore |
The diet for the Yellow Goatfish consists of fresh or frozen meaty preparations 4 times per day
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