Skunk Tilefish, Hoplolatilus marcosi Meridian The Fowleria Cardinalfish is a

The Fowleria Cardinalfish is a small laterally compressed species that is orange to red in coloration with a red or yellow tail

ensuring that the fish is well-fed means that it should not pose any real threat to reef aquaria - although occasional specimens may nip at some invertebrate life (see below) it should be noted that this only usually occurs if dietary requirements and feeding frequency are not being met

what's inside is what's printed on the outside: In order to achieve a salinity of 34 %o (35%o)

The Banded Coral Shrimp is relatively hardy and boasts an aquarium-suited length that rarely exceeds 3 inches

A sandy substrate layer 2-3 inches in depth provides refuge for the Red-Lined Wrasse as it burrows into the sand for the evening or when frightened

Skunk Tilefish, Hoplolatilus marcosi Meridian The Fowleria Cardinalfish is aOnly occasionally seen in the trade the Skunk Tilefish originates from the deeper rubble zones of the Indo Pacific, and is usually encountered swimming in pairs. They have an elongated, white body with a very striking red line that follows the lateral line of the fish. The body, fins and eyes also have a slight blue tint that further adds to the appeal of this species. It is a peaceful fish that will make a beautiful addition to any community