Small flame angel in 32 Biocube

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Can I keep a small/baby flame angel in a 32 gallon reef tank? When I gets bigger sell back to lfs
 
Can I keep a small/baby flame angel in a 32 gallon reef tank? When I gets bigger sell back to lfs
They are a dwarf angel and would probable be ok in there permanently if you don't over stock the tank. Be advised they are seldom reef safe. I had one in my 90 and had to return it after a couple months because it was destroying LPS, loved Acans and Trachy's
 
They are a dwarf angel and would probable be ok in there permanently if you don't over stock the tank. Be advised they are seldom reef safe. I had one in my 90 and had to return it after a couple months because it was destroying LPS, loved Acans and Trachy's
Thanks will keep that in mind
 
It’ll be fine
I have two and they stay rather small and very peaceful
 
I’ve tried.. and I’ve killed 2 flame angels trying to do this. They get stressed and die. You can try but there’s a 90% chance you’ll probably just kill the fish and be out $50-75.
 
They are a dwarf angel and would probable be ok in there permanently if you don't over stock the tank. Be advised they are seldom reef safe. I had one in my 90 and had to return it after a couple months because it was destroying LPS, loved Acans and Trachy's
All of mine have been reef safe m, depends on how you feed it
 

IF YOU HAD TO OPERATE EVERYTHING ELSE MANUALLY, WHICH AUTOMATED SYSTEM WOULD YOU KEEP?

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