lemonpeel angel with flame angel

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Since the lemonpeel is already in there, he isn't going to leave a new comer alone. Sorry :(
 
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in 90 gallon possible or not?

“Flamepeel”?
Certainly possible, and possibly sustainable, but not likely sustainable although possibly viable. I want an offspring if this works.
 
There is a chance it will work. You could try it in an acclimation box for a day or two then release.

In decent sized tanks, I haven't found dwarf angels to be terribly aggressive. Most of the complaints I read are from tanks much smaller than 90 gallons.
 
90 gallons could be anything, for example, a high tank, but with not a lot of territory. What are the dimensions of your tank? I think a slightly longer tank, with more territory and more swimming places you have a chance two angels might work out. Just like Nereefpat said.
But I think it's a risk, it could go right, or it could go wrong. You gotta have luck that both the fish are a bit peaceful.

I wouldn't dare to put another angel with my bispinosa. She's a feisty one.
 
it 4 ft long the flame angel would be much smaller than the lemonpeel flame angels are hard to come by over the uk would be 1 1/2 inches the lemonpeel is like 2 1/2 ill leave it and save myself £170
 
That's quite the space than, I guess you could try. But both Lemonpeels and Flame angels are quite famous for not being the most sympathetic fish of the family.
So don't be shocked if they make your tank a war place.
 

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