Considered by many as the most stunning among the Centropyge family of pygmy or dwarf angelfish The Bicolor angelfish is also referred to as the Two-colored angelfish or Oriole Angelfish, is a bright yellow on the front part of the body and an intense blue on the side that is posterior. A splash of blue extends vertically up from the eye towards at the very top. Then the tail is yellow. An at-least 70-gallon tank size that has plenty of hiding places as well as live rock to graze on can provide a habitat where the fish can thrive. A reef-dweller is not a great choice The Bicolor Angelfish can nibble at soft and stony corals (sessile invertebrates) and mantles of clams.   It is asexual, extremely difficult to reproduce in an aquarium and doesn't have any discernible colors that differ from males and females.   The Bicolor Angelfish needs an omnivorous diet consisting that includes Spirulina as well as marine algae top quality angelfish products, and mysis, which is frozen shrimp.