Coral Beauty and Lemon Peel together

[OffRoad322]

I have a 80gal tank, would I be able to have a lemon peel angel and coral beauty angel together?

Nothing else big in the tank for fish...firefish, diamond goby and two clowns.

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[albano]

Lemon Peel is not a fish for a beginner ... difficult to keep, don't waste your $ or the fish.

 

[saf1]

Lemon Peel is not a fish for a beginner ... difficult to keep, don't waste your $ or the fish.

Not questioning - but was going to ask. Are they really difficult with regards to Lemon Peel? They are pretty fish with the just right size. I've always wanted one but never purchased because I've not had the right size tank. Current tank is perfect but not mature enough for sure. So not on my stocking list.

Was just wondering what makes them difficult.

 

[NYCBOB]

if you add them together with enough rockwork, then yes. lemonpeel isnt reed safe. mine nipped at corals and anemones all the time when i had one.

 

[mike61289]

Lemonpeels aren't difficult to keep, but they are jerks. Mine nibbled on my clowns' dorsal fins, ate my coral, and terrorised all new additions after it. I would never keep one again and not recommend one to anyone.

 

[scooter31707]

If you can fine one that is already eating, they can be pretty hardy. I had 2 in my time in the hobby and the first one eat good, but nip at corals and was very aggressive to fish equal or smaller to itself. had to take it out. 2nd one I could not get it to eat anything.