Pink Seaperch
NamePink Seaperch
Scientific NamePristipomoides multidens
Common NamesPink Seaperch, Goldband Snapper, Goldband Seaperch
FamilyLutjanidae
OriginIndo-Pacific, Red Sea
Temperamentsemi-aggressive
Dietcarnivore
Care Levelintermediate
Minimum Tank Size (Gallons)250
Max Size (Inches)40
Water TypeSaltwater
Temperature Range (°F)72-80
pH Range8.1-8.4
Compatible SpeciesLarge Angelfish, Triggerfish (with caution), Moray Eels, Other large Snappers, Groupers (in very large tanks)
Description
The Pink Seaperch, also known as Goldband Snapper, is a large, predatory marine fish native to the Indo-Pacific. It features a reddish-pink body with large eyes and distinctive dark spots on its lateral line and caudal peduncle. This species requires a very large aquarium and a diet primarily consisting of meaty foods.
