Orangestriped Triggerfish (Balistapus undulatus) | Digital Marine Atlas

The Vibrant Reef Warrior

The Orangestriped Triggerfish (Balistapus undulatus), also known as the Undulated Triggerfish, is a strikingly beautiful yet assertive species found from the Red Sea to the Indo-West Pacific. Its green-to-brown body is covered in a mesmerizing pattern of curved orange lines, making it a visually standout inhabitant in any large predator aquarium.

Known for its territorial nature and powerful jaws, this triggerfish is a hardy and intelligent species. It is an active swimmer that requires a spacious tank with plenty of sturdy rockwork to explore and claim as its territory.

This CECOZ Digital Marine Atlas edition provides a complete visual and scientific profile of this magnificent species, combining high-definition art with precise aquarium care data.

• Common Name: Orangestriped Triggerfish / Undulated Triggerfish

• Scientific Name: Balistapus undulatus

• Family: Balistidae (Triggerfishes)

• Origin: Indo-West Pacific & Red Sea

• Max Size: 30 cm (Medium Species)

• Temperature: 26°C

• Specific Gravity: 1.022 sg

• Minimum Tank: 300 Liters

• Diet: Carnivore (Feeds on Invertebrates, Small Fish & Prepared Foods) (Symbols: Invertebrates, Prepared, Live Fish)

• Temperament: Aggressive / Territorial (Symbol: Not recommended for beginners)

• Reef Safe: No (Will destroy invertebrates and corals)

• Lighting: Bright with occasional sunlight (Symbol: Half-moon)

• Decoration: Rocks & Caves (Needs hiding spots) (Symbol: Rocks)

• Swimming Level: Middle of water (Symbol: Middle)

What’s Included in Your Download:

• 4K Ultra-HD Marine Artwork (Desktop & Mobile)

• Scientific Reference Guide (PDF)

• Print-Ready Digital Atlas Page

• Educational facts & aquarium care parameters

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