Rare Leopyge Hybrid Angelfish – WYSIWYG #2
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Rare Leopyge Hybrid Angelfish – WYSIWYG #2
Description
Description
An exceptionally rare designer angelfish for the serious collector.
The Leopyge Hybrid Angelfish is a remarkable captive-bred dwarf angelfish known for its brilliant yellow coloration and highly unusual, irregular patterning. Unlike more traditional Tigerpyge-type angelfish with pronounced vertical markings, Leopyge specimens can develop broken, mottled and leopard-like patterns that make every individual unique.
This is a WYSIWYG specimen, meaning the fish pictured is the exact fish you will receive.
Approximate Size: 2–2.5"
Why This Fish Is Special
- Extremely rare captive-bred designer angelfish
- Distinctive leopard-like and irregular body pattern
- Brilliant yellow/orange coloration
- Each specimen displays its own unique markings
- WYSIWYG — you receive the exact fish shown
- Outstanding centerpiece fish for advanced marine aquarists and collectors
Diet & Feeding
Offer a varied marine diet including high-quality pellets, frozen mysis, enriched brine shrimp, marine algae and other prepared foods. Multiple smaller feedings throughout the day are ideal once acclimated.
Care Requirements
Like other dwarf angelfish, the Leopyge should be provided with a mature marine aquarium containing plenty of rockwork, caves and areas to graze. Introduce carefully when housing with other angelfish or similarly shaped territorial species.
Dwarf angelfish may occasionally nip at corals or sessile invertebrates, so they are generally considered reef safe with caution.
Please note: Due to the rarity and value of this specimen, we recommend contacting Discover Aquatics with any questions before ordering.