Which Dwarf Angelfish should i go for?
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He had some super rare ones we never see anymore, from regions like Ascension Island. Also check out Yuma Yasuda, Shimokobe and Ryohei Genda (Liopropoma) on Reef Builders.Mr. Fukuchi’s Debelius Angel has been in his care for over 10 years.
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That’s good to hear since Ive been wanting a flame angel but not got one yet because I didn’t know it I had too much wierd rock shapes in my tank
But now I think it would like my tank (53G)
pics from when I first set it up
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I have an African flame back dwarf angel and a lamarks angel. Both leave sps alone and don't bother the handful of lps I have either. They did however destroy an amazing 6-8 mouth elegance coral though and I had to move a frogspawn to a different tank.
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I'm very fond of my bicolor angel. Its always looking through the live rock, picking out worms and pods. Very striking blue and yellow, pictures dont really do the fish justice.
It doesnt seem bother coral, excepting occaisional nibble at some acro when its polyps are extended. Not frequent enough to really matter.
I started it in a 25 g cube (temporarily) with a pair of oscellaris clowns before i recently got a Reefer250. Now I've added a six line wrasse and no issues between any of the fish.
It doesnt seem bother coral, excepting occaisional nibble at some acro when its polyps are extended. Not frequent enough to really matter.
I started it in a 25 g cube (temporarily) with a pair of oscellaris clowns before i recently got a Reefer250. Now I've added a six line wrasse and no issues between any of the fish.
Unless you have a protein skimmer in that black structure, your tank may have low O2 at night. I would somehow get O2 to it, especially at night. An air pump or protein skimmer will solve this problem for you.
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It depends on your preferences and tank size. Some good options are the Coral Beauty Dwarf Angelfish, the Flame Angelfish, and the Lemonpeel Angelfish. Just make sure you can provide the right environment for your chosen fish to thrive.
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Could you elaborate on the right environment for a flame angel? Or any of those you mentioned. Thank you!
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My dwarf angel is the Eibli. I enjoy it. I do not have corals so I do not know if it is reef safe, but it loves macro algae.
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They don’t seem to get huge unless fed a lot (8+ times a day). But they can become aggressive.
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never any love for Rusty's maybe its because i'm colorblind but i think they're great looking fish
The Flame Angels I've kept have always stayed small and never showed any aggression, so a definite favorite of mine! I've always paired my Flames with Coral Beautys and the CBs always tended to be the 'alpha' between the two.
Flame angels do not get very big. only about 2.5 inches after many years. Fat and spawn all the time. I do not think mine are aggressive in a 320 gal tank.
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Flame Angel or a Bicolor Angel
I would get one or two Flameback either Atlantic or Pacific, Cherub Angel or Atlantic or Pacific Pygmy angels.
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