The Indigo Hamlet is a stunning and peaceful reef fish, easily recognized by its deep indigo-blue coloration accented with darker vertical bars. Compact and elegant, this species is admired for its calm nature, striking beauty, and graceful swimming behavior. Native to the Caribbean, the Indigo Hamlet adds a touch of sophistication and vibrant contrast to marine aquariums.
Size: Typically grows up to 5 inches in length
Country of Origin: Western Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea, including the Bahamas and Florida Keys
Latin Name: Hypoplectrus indigo
Care Level: Easy to Moderate – thrives in well-maintained aquariums with stable water quality, moderate flow, and ample rockwork for territory and shelter
Indigo Hamlets are carnivores that feed on small crustaceans and meaty marine foods. In captivity, they readily accept mysis shrimp, krill, finely chopped seafood, and other protein-rich diets. They are reef safe with caution, as they generally ignore corals but may eat very small fish or shrimp. Known for their calm demeanor and bold coloration, Indigo Hamlets make excellent centerpiece fish for peaceful reef or fish-only aquariums.
The Indigo Hamlet is a stunning and peaceful reef fish, easily recognized by its deep indigo-blue coloration accented with darker vertical bars. Compact and elegant, this species is admired for its calm nature, striking beauty, and graceful swimming behavior. Native to the Caribbean, the Indigo Hamlet adds a touch of sophistication and vibrant contrast to marine aquariums.
Size: Typically grows up to 5 inches in length
Country of Origin: Western Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea, including the Bahamas and Florida Keys
Latin Name: Hypoplectrus indigo
Care Level: Easy to Moderate – thrives in well-maintained aquariums with stable water quality, moderate flow, and ample rockwork for territory and shelter
Indigo Hamlets are carnivores that feed on small crustaceans and meaty marine foods. In captivity, they readily accept mysis shrimp, krill, finely chopped seafood, and other protein-rich diets. They are reef safe with caution, as they generally ignore corals but may eat very small fish or shrimp. Known for their calm demeanor and bold coloration, Indigo Hamlets make excellent centerpiece fish for peaceful reef or fish-only aquariums.
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