Scientific name : Centropyge argi
Family : Pomacanthidae (angel fish, 91 species)
Size : Up to 8 cm
Distribution : Caribbean
Biology : This fish is named cherub in reference to its relationship with angel fish, the cherub being smaller than an angel.
It is a relatively discreet fish, occupying the crevices of the reef and eating algae and various invertebrates. It lives in a harem.
Like other angelfish, it is hermaphroditic, born female, and can transform into a male if necessary.
IUCN status : Not assessed
