Bicolor angel, reef saved, not safe

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I was recently cursed with a bicolor angel rescue. I was aware of their craving for coral flesh but he was in a reef tank for 5 years perfectly obedient. Apparently his corals weren't very yummy. Literally the first 2 seconds in my tank and he nibbled at both my open brain corals. Ugggg, so I tried my plan b and spent a while trying to catch him with no luck. I let him be for a bit and decided to take the brains to the quarantine tank to revive a bit. Immediately they opened fully. Now the angel is a perfect tank mate. Now I just have to watch my few acans and see how he does with them. I wish I was an angelfish so I could appreciate the flavors they look like they have
 

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LOL! Crazy how they can turn so quickly!
 
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Right? Reminds me of my old lunar wrasse. Perfect fish until his forehead grew his mean lump and he went haywire.

Luckily last years fishing license is not yet expired. I may have to make a "brain bait" to catch the angel with a mini pole lol.
 

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