Lamarks Angel in a Reef setting?

[AquaReeferMan]

Anyone have any experience with a Lamarks angel in their reef tanks? My carpet recently snacked on my 2 year old Flame angel and I am looking into different options with replacing this fish. I am up in the air between another flame, a potters, or a lamarks. Is anyone keeping a Lamarks in their reef? If so, what other fish are you keeping it with? Whats your water qualilty? What is the fish eating? What type of corals are you keeping with it. Has it nipped at aything? Is it more of a passive fish or aggressive towards pther tank mates? Any other info you think of would be helpful as well. Any pictures?

TIA
Doug

 

[GSMguy]

totally reef safe, i want one too.

from what i have gathered they are not prone to nipping like centropyge and they are non aggressive for the most part.

 

[skeeter-doc]

all Genicanthids are reef safe, no worries with any swallowtail (et.al.) angels in your reef tank

 

[AquaReeferMan]

Cool thank you very much.

 

[Saltmaniac]

Lamark

Lamark

Got one in my 90 mixed reef. He's a perfect citizen.
-Salty

 

[J.russell]

I had one too. Never touched anything.

 

[Froggy]

I had one in my reef. Ate everything, Mysis, flake, pellet, frozen. Model citizen with corals and tankmates.

I miss that fish. Unfortunately it jumped out of the tank and I found it much too late behind the tank. R.I.P.

I will definitely add another some day.....

 

[AquaReeferMan]

Nice... Those were just the type of replies I was looking for. I will be picking one up tomorrow.

 

[Mishap]

Not if I pick it up first!

 

[black_majik]

You already know about my Blackspot I would doubt you would have issues.