Tesselata Eel Goby The Queen Angelfish

The Queen Angelfish

Skeleton: The base of the torch coral is composed of a hard calcium carbonate skeleton

also known as the Redtail Butterflyfish or Collare Butterflyfish

Native to the reefs of the Pacific Ocean

blending the striking features of both parent species

Tesselata Eel Goby The Queen AngelfishGymnothorax favagineus Not Reef Safe The Tesselata Eel, also known as the Honeycomb Moray Eel, is a large and visually striking marine eel known for its intricate pattern of dark spots and honeycomb like markings on a light colored body. This dramatic and bold appearance makes the Tesselata Eel a fascinating addition to marine aquariums, particularly in larger predator tanks. The Tesselata Eel is not considered reef safe, as it is a carnivorous