Oriental Sweetlips (Asia Pacific) Marine Invertebrates The edges of its fins

The edges of its fins become edged in bright blue and yellow and it develops a blue circular 'crown' pattern on its forehead

Occasionally it may develop whirls

As a juvenile the fins are much larger than its body and it is taller than it is long

and cover the fish from the tip of its nose through its tail creating a visual masterpiece

This species may ignore corals if well fed

Oriental Sweetlips (Asia Pacific) Marine Invertebrates The edges of its finsSweetlips are large fish that make incredible display animals in the right aquarium. They are friendly with other large bodied fishes but will greedily swallow whole any small or slender fish as well as shrimp, crabs, snails, serpent stars, and worms. They do not harm corals, but may knock over lose decor with their strong tails. They are best kept singly in all but the largest of aquaria, and then they should be added at the same time. In time they