The Queen Angelfish (Holacanthus Ciliaris) is one of the larger marine aquarium angelfish that the hobby sees quite frequently. They are also one of the more attractive members of the angelfish that sell well along with the Emperor Angelfish (Pomacanthus Imperator) and the French Angelfish (Pomacanthus Paru). They come from throughout the Caribbean Ocean and can be found as far up as Florida.

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A behemoth, the queen triggerfish is a lovely Caribbean species that does pop up in the trade from time to time. Learn how to care for this giant in captivity.

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A look at the most popular marine angelfish in the family Pomancanthidae, the Queen Angelfish. This is a complete guide on how to successfully keep them in a marine aquarium.

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