Gary Majchrzak
Team RC
this fish was nice when I first got it but it's a heckuva lot better looking now!
Emperor Angelfish pix
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this fish was nice when I first got it but it's a heckuva lot better looking now!
Gary Majchrzak
Team RC
it bothers certain corals
Gary Majchrzak
Team RC
unfortunately there is no easy completely correct answer. It all depends on the particular Emperor, how hungry it is, coral placement, etc.
I've posted many previous threads regarding keeping certain inverts with an emperor Angelfish. This Angelfish (along with my Anthias) is why I hooked up an auto-feeder.
I can almost guarantee you that corals such as Scolymia and Cynarina won't last long with any Emperor Angelfish. Some of my other open brain type corals were getting destroyed until I moved them. Same thing with my clams.
The safest blanket statement for me to post is that no coral is safe from a big hungry Emperor Angelfish, yet if you research what you're doing you can keep many corals successfully with one.
Am I making any sense?
Perfect sense,I think but how would I know<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11064394#post11064394 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Gary Majchrzak
unfortunately there is no easy completely correct answer. It all depends on the particular Emperor, how hungry it is, coral placement, etc.
I've posted many previous threads regarding keeping certain inverts with an emperor Angelfish. This Angelfish (along with my Anthias) is why I hooked up an auto-feeder.
I can almost guarantee you that corals such as Scolymia and Cynarina won't last long with any Emperor Angelfish. Some of my other open brain type corals were getting destroyed until I moved them. Same thing with my clams.
The safest blanket statement for me to post is that no coral is safe from a big hungry Emperor Angelfish, yet if you research what you're doing you can keep many corals successfully with one.
Am I making any sense?
Gary Majchrzak
Team RC
update
update
Junior now
update
Junior now
Conesus_Kid
Premium Member
What a showstopper! :thumbsup:
GMaquarium
New member
Who needs brain corals and acans with a fish like that. Very nice fish, keep the pics coming.
Gary Majchrzak
Team RC
I got this fish when it was around 4" length.
Most unfortunately, I sold off some of my LPS just prior to introducing this fish.
I say 'most unfortunately' because (to date) he doesn't bother my LPS (much... if at all).
Most unfortunately, I sold off some of my LPS just prior to introducing this fish.
I say 'most unfortunately' because (to date) he doesn't bother my LPS (much... if at all).
backdraft79
New member
That fish is as much if not more of a member on urs then I!!!! Show quality!!!
captain7359
Active member
Can we get a photo chronology from when you got him to now? Awsome seeing the transformation over time.
Gary Majchrzak
Team RC
as for photo chronologies
as for photo chronologies
this is good as it gets.
In the beginning months of owning this fish I didn't realize how fast it was changing. (Sort of like watching your kids grow- before you realize it... one day they're taller than you!)
Even now I'm unsure if Junior is done growing.
as for photo chronologies
this is good as it gets.
In the beginning months of owning this fish I didn't realize how fast it was changing. (Sort of like watching your kids grow- before you realize it... one day they're taller than you!)
Even now I'm unsure if Junior is done growing.
captain7359
Active member
Nice either way. Has appetite changed for the better or worse over time?
Gary Majchrzak
Team RC
depending on what you mean I think the answer will surprise most people
reefdogg1107
Steve
You should enter one of those in the photo contest at CF Gary, worth a shot at a gift certificate!! Your pics are always amazing!
