Possibly since youre lucky enough to have 3 in that size tank that get along! Not sure I would tempt fate if I were you
Agreed
Are you speaking from personal experience? I find that angels aren't territorial, there may be a bit of 'who's boss' but that is all it's been for months in my tank. The 2 smaller ones totally ignore the CB, and after a while seem to get along fine- all are considered to be dwarf and my tank is loaded with rock- lots of grazing and stuff to swim in and out of
Yeah, added a yellow fin pygmy and a coral beauty to a 125 gallon tank together and the yellow fin killed the coral beauty in a matter of hours. Couldnt get the CB out fast enough with it hiding when I tried to get it
Apples and oranges? My CB was the first to be added to the tank, so it was the dominant to start off, and much larger than the pigmy and flame when I added them- I think a lot has to do with the other tank inhabitants and how and when new ones are added
Maybe, just my experience
I have had a potters, flame and flameback together in a 40 breeder before. My previous 250 system I had Emperor, regal, blue face, majestic, potters, coral beauty, flame, flameback, potters and bellus together. If you have experience mixing cichlids in the freshwater world, a lot of the same rules apply.
I quite a few in a 4', close to 100 gallon tank. It can be done for sure but not guaranteed to work. Using acclimation boxes definitely help and I find it easier to add more than 1 at time to disperse any aggression. I also usually try to select new additions that are slightly larger than the established fish. Just what has worked for me. I posted this short on another thread but you can see how many dwarfs you can count if you want :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:
