Black Heniochus (Asia Pacific) Clams & Scallops ending in an eyespot at

ending in an eyespot at the tail

This coral has clusters of long tentacles

Echinophyllia corals are best known for their flashy

They are very prone to pests

saturated color combined with bold markings set the Spotbanded butterfly apart

Black Heniochus (Asia Pacific) Clams & Scallops ending in an eyespot atThe stunning Black Heniochus develops an extremely high, trailing dorsal fin spike. Against its shimmery white body are bold black stripes, and its rear fins are painted lemon yellow. It looks somewhat like a Moorish Idol but is much easier to keep. It is very similar in appearance to the Schooling Heniochus but is much more common. It can be distinguished by its longer snout, less rounded breast, and anal fin which extends nearly to the tip of its