General information regarding Chinstrap Jawfish
Chinstrap Jawfish Chinstrap Jawfish has a similar appearance as Opistognathus scops. However Chinstrap Jawfish is distinct from Opistognathus scops. Chinstrap Jawfish is distinguished by larger, coarser mottling, in which the white spots take an attractive and beautiful snowflake-like pattern. Chinstrap Jawfish Chinstrap Jawfish features a prominent ocellus that is located in side of its dorsal fin, and an Ocular band that runs from its chin to the chin, which makes it the common name. The Chinstrap Jawfish is best kept in a larger or medium aquarium that has docile tankmates as well as at least 3-4 inches of mixed substrate to allow for burrowing. A variety of coral branches, clams and snail shells as well as other pieces of rubble are sure to be welcomed with enthusiasm as vital components for constructing dens. Jawfish exhibit territorial aggression toward the other species in their own and therefore only one specimen or a mated pair should be kept in each tank. Multiple Chinstrap Jawfish could be kept in the event that they are placed in a big enough tank that each Chinstrap Jawfish is able to establish their own territory. Like other Jawfish Aquariums, one with an encapsulated lid that is tight to ensure that there is no escape.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.