Personifer (False) Angel (Australia) Eels Stable water conditions are important

Stable water conditions are important

spending much of its time in the open and most specimens readily learning to eat frozen foods

It should be inspected for predatory nudibranch which are found on some colonies

clams and oysters which would also benefit from added food

Personifer (False) Angel (Australia) Eels Stable water conditions are importantThe False Personifer angel is an uncommon and highly sought after fish. Its body is a pure deep black, with bright yellow accents on the chest, pectoral and pelvic fins. Its forehead is yellow, changing to white as it extends down to encircle the face, which is blueish to purple. Its tail is pure, lemony yellow. Mature males have many polka dots on their faces, whereas females do not. The False Personifer angel can grow to be approximately 14 inches