I can tell you that mushroom corals are my favorites, they come in a wide variety of shapes and colors. Angelfish have always been my favorite fish, and I’m looking to combine them in a new 150 gallon tank.Most the soft corals and zoanthids have long since been eaten before him. But not the mushrooms, no one touches them. So, for my tank I can say this guy is reef safe.
Partly it's the glass distortion.
That’s incredible; I don’t think you’ll have any issues regarding its diet, it will likely find some sponges to eat among the rocks throughout the day. I remember how, many years ago, they were extremely difficult to keep; it’s great to see such a healthy specimen in captivity.Partly it's the glass distortion.
But yes, he's not skinny at all. We feed the angelfish four times a day: 1) hikari and aquaforest dry pelets, 2) nori or lettuce, 3) mussels/clams, 4) brine shrimp with vitamins. I'm not sure the diet is right, but all the fish look and feel good. Regal has been with us for two years.
Ok. He looks slightly overfed because he's a beggar and it's almost impossible to refuse him. So sometimes he gets extra food from my wife outside of the schedule.
