Ok thanks very much.They can breed, if you plan on pairing, make sure the one you get is smaller, and maybe use an acclimation box so they both can get used to each other without hurting one another, to reduce initial agression.
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Ok thanks very much.They can breed, if you plan on pairing, make sure the one you get is smaller, and maybe use an acclimation box so they both can get used to each other without hurting one another, to reduce initial agression.
You might be pushing it with a 75 gallon tank!!! Maybe small dwarf angels?That's a great looking set up! I'm relatively new to saltwater aquariums and have had my 75g FOWLR up for about 4 and a half months now. I just got a bicolor dwarf angel and am looking for thoughts on adding a flame angel. Would like to wait a month or so, but seeing as how you have multiple angels in your tank, how'd you do it and do you have any advice? Also, is a 75g too small for multiple angels? I do a 15% PWC every week, but I don't know if more angels would need more water changed or just a bigger tank... Thanks!
Centropyge angels are protogynous hermaphrodites, but does have bidirectional sex change. If you put tow small ones, or another small one or 2 or 3 in your tank, they will form a harem and spawn. in order to breed them, you are going to need to raise the fry, which is doable but not easy.So I have a coral beauty anglefish and I wanted to know, if it was possible to get another one for my 150 gallon mixed reef? And can they breed if I get a pair?
Which species? You don't really have to add them at the same time, just add the juveniles one at a time.
I added my Flame Angels two then one more than the 4th one. My system have two Regal Angels, one Purple, Yellow and Powder Blue tangs, a Harlequin Tusk and about 20 wrasses all in a 320 DT with 100 gal sump. It is a mixed reef instead of FOWLR
I kept a pair of flames with a potters. Introduced together though and they were good together for over a yr prior to my tank wiping out. They hybridize frequently so as long as you add them together you shouldn’t have an issue. How large is your tank?^ maybe someone with experience mixing Dwarfs will chime in.
I kept a pair of flames with a potters. Introduced together though and they were good together for over a yr prior to my tank wiping out. They hybridize frequently so as long as you add them together you shouldn’t have an issue. How large is your tank?
Hey there I wanted to know if it was possible to breed dwarf angles? Like make a hybrid, say if it is possible to cross breed two species of dwarf angles like a coral beaut and a flame angle. I just want to know if it’s possible to make a hybrid of two other species of dwarf angles.
It is possible but very difficult to breed dwarf angels.Hey there I wanted to know if it was possible to breed dwarf angles? Like make a hybrid, say if it is possible to cross breed two species of dwarf angles like a coral beaut and a flame angle. I just want to know if it’s possible to make a hybrid of two other species of dwarf angles.
Flame angels can easily be sexed quick search of google or here will show pictures. @Orion frequently posts pictures of the males and females from his flame harem. Coral beauties cannot be readily sexed only exhibiting sexual dimorphism during spawning courtship.Are there any ways to tell the gender of coral beauty angle fish and flame angles? If so can you please tell me.
K thanks for the infoIt is possible but very difficult to breed dwarf angels.
Some dwarf angelfish can hybridize within complexes but the centropyge genus is quite large and not all species in it are closely related.
I believe the only dwarf hybrids have been xiphypops or the pigmy angelfish, recently Andrew Gosch hybridized the cherub with African flame back, previously Frank Baensch has hybridized various pigmy including resplendent crossed with other pigmy angels. I don’t know of anyone successful with hybrids of other complex of dwarf angelfish.
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Flame angels can easily be sexed quick search of google or here will show pictures. @Orion frequently posts pictures of the males and females from his flame harem. Coral beauties cannot be readily sexed only exhibiting sexual dimorphism during spawning courtship.