Bristle Tail Filefish (Asia Pacific) Random Flow Generators Bring the magnets together gradually

Bring the magnets together gradually while keeping fingers clear of the contact area

Pre-wet PhosGuard with at least twice its volume of freshwater

Rinse the replacement cartridge briefly with cold water before installation

Includes black oxide soft coral scissors for trimming soft coral tissue

The very tips of its dorsal fin are delicate lemon yellow

Bristle Tail Filefish (Asia Pacific) Random Flow Generators Bring the magnets together graduallyFilefish are closely related to triggerfish and have a similar first dorsal fin which is typically kept flat against their back but can be cocked into an upright position and cannot be forced down. When threatened they swim into the smallest cave they can fit in and lock their fin up which makes them impossible to be dislodged by predators. This fin may also become tangled in nets. Filefish get their name from their rough sandpapery skin and flattened