About the best of the Centropyge for a Reef. But one of the more aggressive also, mine became a real tyrant eventually in my old 36gallon Bowfront. Even killing a couple of new fish ( including Dottybacks). The fish it grew up with were not bothered, but any newcomers got the boot (er, got the fin!)LOL.
I miss the little bully, RIP
About the best of the Centropyge for a Reef. But one of the more aggressive also, mine became a real tyrant eventually in my old 36gallon Bowfront. Even killing a couple of new fish ( including Dottybacks). The fish it grew up with were not bothered, but any newcomers got the boot (er, got the fin!)LOL.
I miss the little bully, RIP
Sorry about your loss. I couldn't believe how much of a pain this little bugger caused to much larger new comer. I couldn't give it away fast enough. lol I probably needed a coral beauty to stand up to this fish. It's true though it didn't bother any corals and existing fish.
I agree on both fronts; I've seen them completely take over small tanks, not tolerating any other fish. But, as noted, they're one of the best bets for corals.
Well, I like my Flameback (C. acanthops) a close relative. About the same risk in Reef tanks, too. Its also pretty darn aggressive. But all the fish I own can stand up to it..
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