Really thinking about adding a queen angel to my sps tank...

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Have any of you guys had success with a queen in a reef before? I think they are absolutely stunning. And I don’t much care for my LPS coral much anymore anyhow. Would a queen devistate my reef?!

Much research to do just want to hear some opinions, I’m finally to the point where I want another angel! Not sure if I want a dwarf or to go big! Thanks!

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What size is the tank? A queen angel needs a minimum of 250 gallon system to thrive (can get over a foot and a half). But they are generally not reef safe as they are known munch on sps and lps corals.
 
After a lot research it seems to be to risky!
What size is the tank? A queen angel needs a minimum of 250 gallon system to thrive (can get over a foot and a half). But they are generally not reef safe as they are known munch on sps and lps corals.
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