Striped Large-eye Bream
NameStriped Large-eye Bream
Scientific NameGnathodentex aurolineatus
Common NamesStriped Large-eye Bream, Gold-lined Sea Bream, Gold-lined Large-eye Bream
FamilyLethrinidae
OriginIndo-Pacific, Red Sea, East Africa to French Polynesia
Temperamentsemi-aggressive
Dietcarnivore
Care Levelintermediate
Minimum Tank Size (Gallons)125
Max Size (Inches)12
Water TypeSaltwater
Temperature Range (°F)72-78
pH Range8.1-8.4
Compatible SpeciesLarge Tangs, Large Angelfish, Groupers (similar size), Triggerfish (cautiously), Other robust, non-aggressive marine fish
Description
The Striped Large-eye Bream is a striking marine fish known for its silvery body covered in numerous fine yellow horizontal stripes and a distinctive yellow blotch at the base of its caudal fin. It has large eyes, suggesting crepuscular or nocturnal feeding habits. This species requires a large aquarium and is a predatory fish.
