Meiacanthus smithi, also known as Smith’s Fangblenny, is a fascinating and peaceful marine fish that makes an excellent addition to reef aquariums. This species is tank-bred, ensuring better acclimation to captive conditions and reducing pressure on wild populations.
Temperament and Compatibility: Meiacanthus smithi is generally peaceful and can coexist well with other non-aggressive fish species. It is best kept with similarly sized or larger tank mates to avoid stress or bullying. Avoid housing with very aggressive or territorial species.
Diet: This species is omnivorous and readily accepts a variety of foods, including high-quality frozen and live preparations such as brine shrimp, mysis shrimp, and marine flakes or pellets. Feeding should be varied to ensure optimal health.
Tank Requirements: A minimum tank size of 75 litres (approximately 20 gallons) is recommended to provide sufficient swimming space and territory. The aquarium should be well-established with plenty of live rock for hiding and grazing.
Water Parameters: Maintain stable marine conditions with a temperature range of 24-27°C, salinity of 1.020-1.025 SG, pH between 8.1 and 8.4, and moderate water flow.
Reef Compatibility: Meiacanthus smithi is considered reef safe and can be kept in reef aquariums without posing a threat to corals or invertebrates.
Available in various sizes, this tank-bred specimen offers a sustainable and hardy choice for marine hobbyists seeking a unique and attractive blenny.



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