Smaller Angelfish Buddies?

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I currently have a 3" Bellus female in my 350 gallon tank and was thinking about adding 5 small Flame angels to the tank due to their intense colors and continuous swimming. There are other fish in the tank but overall it is quite a peaceful environment.

I know that the saying "each individual has it's own personality" but does anyone have thoughts on if they should just bicker somewhat amongst themselves or could the Bellus become a target even though it's bigger?

Thanks!
 
I currently have a 3" Bellus female in my 350 gallon tank and was thinking about adding 5 small Flame angels to the tank due to their intense colors and continuous swimming. There are other fish in the tank but overall it is quite a peaceful environment.

I know that the saying "each individual has it's own personality" but does anyone have thoughts on if they should just bicker somewhat amongst themselves or could the Bellus become a target even though it's bigger?

Thanks!
Provide plenty of room and hiding and it should work out
 
I have well over 300 lbs of rocks with tons of caves and holes
 
I have a few zoas right now and plan on making it mixed in the long haul. The tank itself has been running 1 1/2 years.
 
I have a few zoas right now and plan on making it mixed in the long haul. The tank itself has been running 1 1/2 years.

Then I would avoid the Flame harem. You'll be increasing your odds of getting a coral nipping/eating angel. I would get a Watanabe and/or Japanese swallowtail.
 

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