Captive-Bred Crescent Angelfish (Pomacanthus asfur) – Approx. 2–3”

Buy a Captive-Bred Crescent Angelfish (Pomacanthus asfur) online from Reef Hacker. Also known as the Asfur Angelfish, this striking large angelfish is admired for its deep navy-blue body highlighted by a bold yellow crescent-shaped marking along its flank. As it matures, this species develops into a stunning showpiece fish that commands attention in large marine aquariums.
This captive-bred specimen is already eating high-quality pellet foods, making it significantly easier to maintain than many wild-caught angelfish. Captive-raised angelfish typically adapt faster to aquarium life and demonstrate improved feeding response and overall hardiness.
Native to the Red Sea and Western Indian Ocean, the Crescent Angelfish thrives in spacious marine aquariums with abundant rockwork for grazing and shelter. When provided with stable water conditions and a varied diet, this species grows into an impressive centerpiece fish.
Each specimen is carefully inspected and confirmed feeding prior to shipment, ensuring you receive a healthy fish ready to adapt to aquarium life.
Care Information
Scientific Name: Pomacanthus asfur
Common Name: Crescent Angelfish / Asfur Angelfish
Approximate Size: 2–3 inches
Temperament: Semi-aggressive
Diet: Pellets, frozen foods, angelfish preparations, sponge-based foods
Reef Safe: With caution (may nip corals and invertebrates)
Minimum Tank Size: 180 gallons
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