Small Flame Angel In 29 Gallon

Do you think I could keep a flame angel in a 29 gallon?

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Hi I have a 29 gallon tank and flame angels are only $25 were I live and I really really really want one I currently have 2 fancy Ocellaris clowns and really want a flame angel. Do you think I could get away with a small one in my 29 gallon I know all the care requirements and I don’t have coral so what is your opinion. I have open rock work with a lot of caves for the flame to swim through and none of my rock touches the glass.
 
Welcome to R2R! I wouldn’t add a flame to a 29, too small. $25 for a flame angel is very good price Happy fishkeeping
 
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I think that might be too cramped for a flame angel.
 
What about if I upgraded to a 55 like I am planing to. Also if I upgraded to a 55 gallon saltwater tank do you think I could keep these fish to together I’m going for a semi aggressive tank. 2 or 3 Bangii Cardinals or Maybe just 1, also 1 flame angel, 2 fancy Ocellaris clowns and 1 orchid dotty back. If I don’t upgrade could I keep my 2 clowns and a orchid dotty back together.
 
What about if I upgraded to a 55 like I am planing to. Also if I upgraded to a 55 gallon saltwater tank do you think I could keep these fish to together I’m going for a semi aggressive tank. 2 or 3 Bangii Cardinals or Maybe just 1, also 1 flame angel, 2 fancy Ocellaris clowns and 1 orchid dotty back. If I don’t upgrade could I keep my 2 clowns and a orchid dotty back together.
I have clowns and orchids together with no problem - they like different swimming spaces which is a plus.
 

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