Black and White Heniochus Care and raising

Scientific name Black and White Heniochus
It is not recommended for your aquarium to be reef-type. They live better and thrive in a -fish only aquarium- (FOA) or in a -fish only with live rock- aquarium (FOLRA). You will need a good sized aquarium. They need good water movement and good lighting in your aquarium.

They can reach 8 inches (20cm) in length and even on rare occasion 10 inches (25cm ). So they definitely need a bigger tank as you go up in fish numbers. They need some rock work, preferably that offers a cave or overhangs along with plenty of swimming space for them to feel safe. The tank size should be a minumum of 55 gal (208 L) - for one Black and White Heniochus. Suggested tank Size is 100 gallon (379 liters) minimum,for a pair, the Black and White Heniochus. when they become full grown they need room to swim.
Substrate type is mix - coral + Sand. You lighting requirement is, normal lighting to Moderate, or fish can be also kept in bright light as long as some spaces are provided where the fish can shade themselves from the bright light.
the temperature you need to maintain is 72.0 to 78.0° F (22.2 to 25.6° C)
Water Conditions, of the water pH should be kept at 8.1 - 8.4,
Specific Gravity should be 1.021 - 1.025. Carbonate Hardness (dKH) should be 8 - 12°.
The water movement should be kept at a moderate water movement.

Very difficult to breed in captivity, but they do form pairs. Since they are very passive fish, you'll want to put them with the same type of passive fish.
They can contract Amyloodinium and marine ich (cryptocaryon), see the pet store for medicine.
There diet should consist of try flake food, Tablet Pellets, live foods (fishes, shrimps, worms fresh meaty foods, frozen foods.

There are no characteristics to determine the differences between females and males. When you introduce your fish to the tank, put the fish on the top of the tank in the bag, to even out the temperature for a couple of hours. Than get a separate bowl and pour the bag onto it. Than use your net to remove your Black and White Heniochus and put him in his new tank. The reason this is done, is to not get any of the pet store water in the tank, in case of disease.