coral beuty angelfish

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I'm thinking about adding 2 coral beauty angelfish in a 75 gallon. one it might be to small for 2 of these angel fish. second is it advised to add 2 in the same tank?
 
I don’t believe a tank that small would b wise. They r very territorial. My cherub angel patrols the whole tank and acts like she is 10x bigger than she really is.
 
I have a med sized one in a 55 and they swim all over the place. I would think 2 would need 120 atleast. Good temperament, seem to be friends with everyone even though they hog out at feeding.
 
What other fish are in the tank?... you’ll need to try to pair them up. How hard would it be to remove one if necessary?
 
You can add two or even three CB in a 75 gal tank, just make sure at most there is one male, and there are plenty of crevices and holes in the rock structure so they are comfortable. I keep harem of dwarf angels in 65+ gal. Let me warn you that three angels in a 75 gal would not leave much room for many other fish .
 

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