Japanese swallow tail good for reef

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I was going to get a flame angle but it is a 50/50 to get one that is not going to eat my coral or clams I seen a swallow tail they said it was reef safe but that was only one person has anybody try one yet ??
 
all Angelfish in the genicanthus genus are zooplanktivores and are considered reef safe.
 
I have a Watanbei (one of the genicanthus angels) and love her. Never bothers any coral or fish. Very beautiful fish with long lyretail streamers. They also are a little smaller than the swallow tail (6" vs 9" max)
 
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WHAT KIND OF SUBSTRATE ARE YOU RUNNING ON YOUR TANK?

  • Bare bottom

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  • A shallow bed of fine sand

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  • A shallow bed of coarser sand

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  • A deep sand bed

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  • Mixed substrate or varying sand depth

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