The fish you are describing is likely the Longfin Bannerfish (Heniochus acuminatus). This species features a distinctive elongated dorsal fin and a striking coloration, typically with a blue or yellow body and long filamentous extensions. While it resembles tangs and angelfish, it is actually part of the butterflyfish family. These fish are commonly found in coral reefs throughout the Indo-Pacific region.
yes a blue angelfish is a vertebrate
Bermuda blue angelfish was created in 1876.
Other fish, birds sharks, and mammals eat blue angelfish
No, it is just a name
yes
no just a name
horrids
a blue headed tentecle-cotton bug.
Blue Angel fish eat squid, shrimp or mussels.
no
The Blue Bottle feeds on small fish and other small ocean creatures. They capture their prey with their tentacles, where a poison is released leaving their prey stunned. The tentacles attach extremely well to their prey. If a tentacle is put under a microscope it looks like a long string of barbed wire, which shows the ability of this jellyfish to kill its prey.
I think you have to be a Moshi Member