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Flying Jet Sea Moth

Pegasus volitans

The Flying Jet Sea Moth is common within the reefs of the Indo Pacific. They are within the Callionymidae family making them very similar to the Mandarin Dragonets and Scooter Blennies. This species is mottled brown in color with a very thin and long body. They possess two dorsal fins with the secon

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Compatibility

Care Parameters

Type:: coral
Aggression:: peaceful
Swimming Zone:: Surface
Midwater
Bottom
bottom
Minimum Tank:: 40 gallons
Schooling:: No
Diet:: carnivore

Compatibility with Popular Tankmates

Verdicts from our compatibility engine, assuming a typical 90-gallon reef tank. How our engine works →

~Ocellaris Clownfish — With caution. Reef concerns — Flying Jet Sea Moth is not coral-safe Full verdict →
~Yellow Tang — With caution. Reef concerns — Flying Jet Sea Moth is not coral-safe Full verdict →
~Royal Gramma — With caution. Reef concerns — Flying Jet Sea Moth is not coral-safe Full verdict →
~Firefish Goby — With caution. Reef concerns — Flying Jet Sea Moth is not coral-safe Full verdict →
~Coral Beauty Angelfish — With caution. Known conflict: Dwarf angels (Centropyge) may nip LPS polyps and clam mantles -- reef with caution Full verdict →
~Blue Green Chromis — With caution. Schooling species — Blue Green Chromis needs 5+ companions; add at least 4 more Full verdict →
~Pajama Cardinalfish — With caution. Schooling species — Pajama Cardinalfish needs 5+ companions; add at least 4 more Full verdict →
~Sixline Wrasse — With caution. Reef concerns — Flying Jet Sea Moth is not coral-safe Full verdict →

Compatibility

Care Parameters

Compatibility with Popular Tankmates

Tank Compatibility