Candy Hog - Bodianus bimaculatus Gobies

Candy Hog - Bodianus bimaculatus GobiesBodianus bimaculatus Care: Beginner Diet: Carnivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Western Indian Ocean Temperature: Tropical: 23 28 deg C (73 82 deg F) Water Parameters: SG: 1. 020 1. 025, pH: 8. 1 8. 4 Candy Hog West Ind Ocean In the wild they tend to live in groups of juveniles and females with a single dominant male. They are hardy and usually placid. Prefers a large, mature aquarium for it to feel most at home.

feeding demands and waste production make it unsuitable for delicate coral systems

Distinguished from the similar Chaetodontoplus dimidiatus in having a mostly black versus completely yellow tail and body colouration

Best kept with peaceful to moderately robust tank mates that will not be easily intimidated or outcompeted

including coral reef regions from Southeast Asia and northern Australia across to the western and central Pacific

algae sheets

chopped fish and a quality flake food

Six-spot Sleeper Goby

A tight-fitting lid or mesh cover is essential

often referred to as Flowerpot Coral

This is an inference based on its adult size

this species is one of the more adaptable butterflyfish in the aquarium trade and can make a beautiful addition to mature marine aquariums

Blue and Gold Angelfish or Oriole Angelfish