Biocube 32 stocking

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Awesome! I almost picked one up today! I got two zebra striped blennies instead but I think I may get the Cherub. It's so pretty. I was just worried since most angels need more space.
Mine seems very happy, I used to have him in the 45 gallon but he looked really lost in there and didn’t eat very well even though there weren’t any other fish so he’s in the 20 now. Eats like a pig and always photobombs
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Mine seems very happy, I used to have him in the 45 gallon but he looked really lost in there and didn’t eat very well even though there weren’t any other fish so he’s in the 20 now. Eats like a pig and always photobombs
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The one at my LFS is super tiny. I plan on getting a bigger tank within a year so, I might go ahead and get it.
 
I would be very careful stocking with 6 line or even 2. They need lots of space as they are constantly swimming and darting around. While I have not experience, many hobbiest will tell you they turn aggressive in small spaces...
They mainly get aggressive becuse they dont have a female to bully to lrevent it from Turning into a male, so they bully other fish instead i think a 32 gal would be fine for a pair
 
They mainly get aggressive becuse they dont have a female to bully to lrevent it from Turning into a male, so they bully other fish instead i think a 32 gal would be fine for a pair
They are in need of more horizontal space then a 32 cube provides. If you try it good luck...
 

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