Chevron Butterfly (Asia Pacific) Sponges or with inky black dots

or with inky black dots and streaks

Montipora are related to Acropora but tend to be much easier to keep

including the potent neurotoxin palytoxin

Juveniles are an intense tangerine orange with white tiger stripes along its back outlined in pure black and a transparent tail

It is similar in appearance to the Grey angelfish

Chevron Butterfly (Asia Pacific) Sponges or with inky black dotsAn incredibly lovely fish with striking black markings over stark white body; lines over its flanks come together to create a V pointing towards its head. Thick onyx marks its eye and tail fin, and it is bordered all around by a captivating peach to yellow color. Young fish have a bright yellow tail and a thick black stripe running over the rear third of their bodies. It is often called the Acropora butterfly as in the wild its natural diet consists