A list of pedigree angelfish species produced by Bali Aquarich.

[Zionas]

Large angels:
P. Navarchus (Majestic)

P. Zonipectus (Cortez)

H. Clarionensis (Clarion)

C. Duoblayi (Scribbled) (haven’t seen since 2020)

C. “Cephalareticulatus” (“Maze”- supposed Blue Line x Black Velvet hybrid) (haven’t seen any for sale)

P. Diacanthus (Regal- can someone confirm that all being bred are the Indian Ocean variant?)

A. Xanthopunctatus (Goldflake- just confirmed with Wen-Ping Su and he’s breeding “pure” versions)

A. Trimaculatus (Flagfin- never seen any for sale)

H. Passer (King- never seen any for sale)

H. Tricolor (Rock Beauty- never seen any for sale)



Dwarf Angels:
C. Aurantia (Golden- only seen them in Hong Kong)

C. Flavissima (Lemonpeel)

C. Eibli (Red Striped- never seen any for sale in the mainland, popped up once or twice in Taiwan)

C. Joculator (Joculator- never seen any for sale in the mainland, only once or twice in Taiwan)

P. Venusta (Purple Masked)

P. Multifasciata (Multi-Bar)

P. / C. Colini (Colin’s)



Taikong Corp (Taiwan):
P. Maculosus (Maculosus)

P. Maculosus (white bar) (P. Maculosus var)

P. Maculosus (white bar) (P. Maculosus var)

P. Asfur (Arabian

C. Septentrionalis (Blue Line)


Would like to see:
A. Arcuatus (Bandit)

A. Kingi (Tiger)

A. Xanthotis (Red Sea Cream)

More Chaetodontoplus including regular supply of Maze Angels

For dwarfs-
More Jocs

Basic Coral Beauty

Flame

Multicolor

Brazilian and African Flamebacks

Cherub

Shepard’s

Flame x Rusty

Interruptus

 

[i cant think]

I didn’t realise how many angels are actually CB! Also, the Regals are both the subspecies and regulars, they’re bred separately but the brood stock is put into the same tank, mixing them all up. Because of this, it’s essentially impossible to know which one is going to be a true yellow belly and which is a grey belly as both variants start out with the yellow belly.

 

[Zionas]

Yeah totally! I love seeing more captive bred angels (and fish as long as they’re not freak hybrids or designer mutants lol).

I would guess that in the wild the grey and yellow bellies meet in the western parts of Indonesia as that’s where the Indian and Pacific Oceans border each other with some overlap. It’s also where you see hybrids like the Pacific Lemonpeel with the Indian Ocean Eibli, around places like Christmas Island.

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