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Management number 234750923 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price $38.50 Model Number 234750923
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* WARNING * this fish is banned in Florida, which means if you live in FL we cannot sell/ship it to you. Please check your state’s laws before purchasing. As stated in our policy below, abiding by possession laws are the buyers’ responsibility.

Latin Name: Pterois volitans
Common Name(s): Volitan Lionfish, Red Lionfish, Turkeyfish, Butterfly Cod, Peacock Lionfish
Difficulty:
Beginner
Temperament:
Semi-Aggressive/Predatory
Adult Full Size: 17"
Minimum Tank Size: 
75 gallons (MAY NEED TO UPGRADE AS IT GROWS)
Reef Safe:
With Caution (Won't bother corals, but will eat clean-up crew)
UV Required:
No
Protein Skimmer Required: 
Recommended
Foods:
2.3mm ABN Chromo Pellets, Silversides, Krill, Squid, Frozen Chunky Mix, Fish Frenzy

CAUTION: This fish has venomous spines on the tips of its dorsal, pelvic and anal fins. Reaction to venom can be severe depending on the individual. Extreme caution is needed when putting hand in tank. If stung remove any broken spines lodged in the wound, and immediately immerse the affected area in the hottest water you can stand (not scalding), for 30 minutes, followed by medical attention. For individuals sensitive to stings, its advisable to seek medical attention immediately.


Description: Lionfish are a popular choice for larger aquariums, originating from the Indo-Pacific region. They are highly predatory, and as such cannot be mixed with small fish. Ideal tankmates would be other semi-aggressive to aggressive fish. This is considered an invasive species throughout the Caribbean and Florida coast because of their predatory nature and they have no natural predators in these areas.


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