Japanese Swallowtail Angelfish (Genicanthus semifasciatus) - Female
Like its Genicanthus relatives, the Japanese Swallowtail Angelfish spends its time hovering in open water above the reef picking plankton from the current rather than guarding a patch of coral — genuinely unusual behavior for an angelfish family better known for territorial standoffs. This mature female wears soft, pastel coloring and an elegant swallow-tail fin shape that gives the species its name. Peaceful for an angelfish and reef safe with caution.
Care level: Moderate · Temperament: Semi-aggressive · Max size: ~8" · Min tank: 100+ gal · Diet: Omnivore, marine algae + meaty foods
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