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Parachaetodon ocellatus, also known as the ocellated butterflyfish, is a fascinating marine fish with a silvery body marked by five vertical orange bands. Easily recognizable, it also features a distinctive eyespot on its dorsal fin, giving it a unique appearance often compared to that of the Chelmon rostratus.
Although it is easy to feed, the Parachaetodon ocellatus tends to nip at coral polyps. Therefore, it is reserved for a fish-only aquarium. Its peaceful behavior makes it an excellent companion for other non-aggressive species in a well-structured tank.
Parachaetodon ocellatus is a peaceful fish that primarily swims in the middle layers of the aquarium. It coexists well with other non-territorial fish. However, it is important not to keep it with invertebrates or corals, as it may damage them.
This omnivorous fish easily accepts a varied diet. Its ability to feed on non-live foods greatly facilitates its acclimatization.
Parachaetodon ocellatus is an original butterflyfish, both aesthetic and easy to acclimate, that will add a touch of elegance to any fish-only aquarium.