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So would a flame angel be ok if introduced last?I had a 30 then a 75
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So would a flame angel be ok if introduced last?I had a 30 then a 75
Hey Everyone!
I am currently running a 40 gallon breeder. Do you think it is ok to have a dwarf flame angel in a 40 gallon breeder? I plan on having zoas, hammers and torches for corals. Ive heard the angel will nip at corals. Any help is greatly appreciated
A 40 breeder is not big enough for flame angel.
There are some 'pygmy' angels in the Centropyge genus that would work. Flame back and cherub are popular ones.
I personally had no issues. Every person has different opinions and different fish have different personalities.So would a flame angel be ok if introduced last?
I have been thinking about this and I would also say no to a flame in a 40.
I have had mine from a baby, it could swim through egg crate.
It is in approx 125 G but my tank is divided into two with a swim through hole to allow fish and creatures to move between them.
Angels love to swim and explore, if I isolate the sides the flame goes stir crazy after a day or two in one end of the other.
$55 for a cherub oh my liveaquaria..
if you get one of those check out kpaquatics or reeftopia, they're like $15-20
Curious as to why you split your tank in two?
Cheers
What about a flame back?I have been thinking about this and I would also say no to a flame in a 40.
I have had mine from a baby, it could swim through egg crate.
It is in approx 125 G but my tank is divided into two with a swim through hole to allow fish and creatures to move between them.
Angels love to swim and explore, if I isolate the sides the flame goes stir crazy after a day or two in one end of the other.
What about a flame back?
So is a flameback angel a better choice?40G is fine. There are some that no matter what fish and what sized tank they will say it’s too small.
clown fish likes to swim and explore. Must have 450G minimum tank.
So is a flameback angel a better choice?
Awesome. Ill have to look at angels when the time is ready.For that size tank, yes. I had a cherub in my 32g (though he was murdered...). He seemed the right size.