I don’t have a problem with getting angel to live as long as they are eating at the LFS they are fine for me
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All.angels will need a fairly established system as they love to graze, except maybe genicanthus angels. Most angels from centropyge are of equal difficulty with a few exceptions like the potters, colins and golden possibly a few more like the bicolour dont always do well. Members of the genus paracentropyge are very difficult and will need a well established tankI’d appreciate it if someone could make a ranking of the dwarf angels from most hardy to least. Are they all (even the pygmies) capable of living 10+ years?
Also, I came across two new species: the Pacific Pygmy (which sells for very cheap) and the Fisher’s (which is the most expensive right after the Multicolor, on par with the Flame).
African Flameback / Atlantic Cherub sell for OK prices with the latter more expensive, while the rest sell for just a bit over 10 USD.
Which ones can thrive in a newly established system?
These guys get bigger. Not really Dwarf angels. They are also open water fish and need larger and longer tank than 3 feet IMOBelus angel. reef safe too.
True they can reach 7" but dwarf angels are not reef safe.These guys get bigger. Not really Dwarf angels. They are also open water fish and need larger and longer tank than 3 feet IMO
The trailer account for 1.5 inches of the total length, but still the tank is only going to be 3 foot. These fish are more open water rather than darts in and out of rock like dwarf angels. I think they are completely unsuitable for a 3 foot tank.True they can reach 7" but dwarf angels are not reef safe.