Panther Grouper Hawkfish

Panther Grouper HawkfishChromileptes altivelis Care: Beginner Diet: Carnivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Western Pacific The Panther Grouper, scientifically known as Cromileptes altivelis, is a large species of marine fish native to the Indo Pacific region. It is easily recognisable by its striking appearance, featuring a white body covered in a pattern of black spots, which gives it a look similar to a panther's coat. As a popular choice for aquariums, this species is

as sleeper gobies are well known for jumping

An active daytime grazer that spends much of its time moving through rockwork

reported to 60cm

In the wild it inhabits sandy lagoon and seaward reef areas

The Pyramid Butterflyfish

Euphyllia-style corals or rock crevices if no anemone is present

offer a varied diet including marine algae sheets

silty reef areas and mixed zones of coral

rock and algae-covered surfaces

Due to its fast metabolism it should be fed with frozen food often

especially the Red Sea

Yellowtail Surgeonfish or Purple Surgeonfish