They are commonly referred to as pygmy angelfishes, due to their generally much smaller size than other angelfish genera. The species are variably distributed in tropical and subtropical seas of the world. Few have large geographical distributions and some are endemic to tiny oceanic outposts, an island , or small island group. They occur on algal-rocky and coral reefs, and most species live in shallow waters at depths to about 15m, but some range to 70m or more, and a few inhabit only depths of more than 50m. Pygmy angelfishes are quick-darting and often shy species that hug the substrates with tunnels and crevices, ready to disappear and appear again several metres away.
Blau-Samt Zwergkaiserfisch
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Dwarf Engel
Blau-Samt Zwergkaiserfisch
Centropyge deborae
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Melanesien
Twilight Angel, Centropyge deborae, is a small, dark blue, pygmy angelfish known from only one location in Fiji. Centropyge deborae is a deep blue fish with a blue/black eye. Its coloration may not be directly visible unless it is kept in a very well lit environment.
