Red Tail Filefish
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The Red Tail Filefish has a dark emerald green body with a dark blue patch on its belly, the tail is an orange yellow colour.
The Red Tail Filefish can be a demanding Filefish species as they can be difficult to initially start feeding. Using Live Brineshrimp or pulped up squid or shrimp flesh onto a piece of rock can usually start them feeding.
The fare better in a system with other peaceful, non-competitive fish species, they should only be kept singly or as a male-female pair. Provide plenty of live rock shelter from them to hide in when feeling threatened.
Their diet should include a variety of shaved shrimp, squid, scallop, mysis shrimp, freeze-dried krill soaked in a vitamin supplement, and frozen marine algae. It should be fed no fewer than three times per day.