The angel thread to end all angel threads: all owners of angelfish in reefs respond!!
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waspmeat
New member
INCREDILE WORK!!
I'm a gambling man (fishtrap ready)
Gonna try a flameback soon
Cheers!
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Painted skin
New member
Regal, asfur, queen, scribbled, emperor, blue ring, majestic, blue face
Safe:
frog
tourch
sps
elegance
hammer
Large mushrooms
Gonners:
zoas
polys
small mushrooms
feather duster
Safe:
frog
tourch
sps
elegance
hammer
Large mushrooms
Gonners:
zoas
polys
small mushrooms
feather duster
Lamarck's Angelfish (Genicanthus lamarck)
I haven't seen pick at anything
Eats mysis/brine and pellets
Singapore Angelfish (Chaetodontoplus mesoleucus)
Nips on sps but mostly stylophora's and I've noticed no visible damage
Never seen it eat anything I've fed
Also it has never bothered my clams or LPS
I haven't seen pick at anything
Eats mysis/brine and pellets
Singapore Angelfish (Chaetodontoplus mesoleucus)
Nips on sps but mostly stylophora's and I've noticed no visible damage
Never seen it eat anything I've fed
Also it has never bothered my clams or LPS
dnsfpl
Active member
im curious too, and also belize queen
The Belize angel looks like the rest really though. I was only thinking the Brazilian might be different since it's far enough removed that it's coloration is different.
Excellent thread! So, let's see ....
LemonPeel, only had one - a holy terror - clams, LPS, SPS and Zoos
Asfur, only had one - ate majanos and aptasis ..... and zoos.
Red Sea Regal - model citizen
Indo Regal - ate zoos (though only after Asfur taught him how
)
Flame, have had five - three were model citizens; two picked on LPS
Potters, have had two - first one well behaved; second too new to say
Coral Beauty - nipped on LPS a bit, not too bad though
Eibli - awesome fish, but did pick some on clams and LPS.
LemonPeel, only had one - a holy terror - clams, LPS, SPS and Zoos
Asfur, only had one - ate majanos and aptasis ..... and zoos.
Red Sea Regal - model citizen
Indo Regal - ate zoos (though only after Asfur taught him how
)Flame, have had five - three were model citizens; two picked on LPS
Potters, have had two - first one well behaved; second too new to say
Coral Beauty - nipped on LPS a bit, not too bad though
Eibli - awesome fish, but did pick some on clams and LPS.
SUPERSTOCKRACER
Member
Here's what I have experienced
small Chrysurus Angel fine till it got larger then killed zoo's ,hammers,favias,
lemonpeel destroyed Acanastrea and cycloseris fungia, never again
flame angel now picking on fungia plate.
Eibli no problems ever.
African flameback, no problems at all
coral beauty,no problems at all
FYI don't put a True Falcula butterfly in a reef tank ever or a med./lge chrysurus angel.
small Chrysurus Angel fine till it got larger then killed zoo's ,hammers,favias,
lemonpeel destroyed Acanastrea and cycloseris fungia, never again
flame angel now picking on fungia plate.
Eibli no problems ever.
African flameback, no problems at all
coral beauty,no problems at all
FYI don't put a True Falcula butterfly in a reef tank ever or a med./lge chrysurus angel.
SUPERSTOCKRACER
Member
OK I'll add a little more info.
I'm on my 4th Majestic Angle in many years. Again I've had no issue with any of them. Always seem to be model citizens once you get them to eat. Mine eats pellets and froxen.
Singapore Angles. Recently picked up three of them. So far no issues. Once acclimated and eating, they seem fine. They too eat pellets and frozen.
Currently the tank only has some LPS and Zoa's in it.
I'm on my 4th Majestic Angle in many years. Again I've had no issue with any of them. Always seem to be model citizens once you get them to eat. Mine eats pellets and froxen.
Singapore Angles. Recently picked up three of them. So far no issues. Once acclimated and eating, they seem fine. They too eat pellets and frozen.
Currently the tank only has some LPS and Zoa's in it.
GothBoy
New member
I'm not sure if I've already commented, if not, here goes:
Klein Butterfly, eats zoas, pulsing xenia and pretty much anything he can get. This includes asterina starfish (arms), hair algae, pods and the green algae you get on the glass! I will never put him in my main display tank!
Klein Butterfly, eats zoas, pulsing xenia and pretty much anything he can get. This includes asterina starfish (arms), hair algae, pods and the green algae you get on the glass! I will never put him in my main display tank!
PinkPunisher
New member
Lamarcks (2)
Safe with everything I had.
Hammers
Zoas
Palys
Monti Caps
Sponges
Snails
Safe with everything I had.
Hammers
Zoas
Palys
Monti Caps
Sponges
Snails
msmith619
New member
Juvenile Queen angel
Two years in a 75 gallon with kenya trees, zoanthids, bubble tip anemones. Kept
It thru adult coloration, about 6 inches, before I had to move and
Sell the tank.
Juvenile French, Emperor and Rock Beauty.
One year in a 125 gallon with red bta, zoanthids, monte cap, sps, no problems.
Then, another move.
New reef, 120 gallon. (Finally, a real reef tank!). Juvenile Rock Beauty 2 months. LPS dominated
Reef. Zoanthids, Palyzoas, Favia, acans, moon coral, trumpet coral,
Duncans, Candy cane, Torch, Frogspawn, monte caps, a few acros.
No problems......yet.
Planning to add a Majestic/Navarchus.
Two years in a 75 gallon with kenya trees, zoanthids, bubble tip anemones. Kept
It thru adult coloration, about 6 inches, before I had to move and
Sell the tank.
Juvenile French, Emperor and Rock Beauty.
One year in a 125 gallon with red bta, zoanthids, monte cap, sps, no problems.
Then, another move.
New reef, 120 gallon. (Finally, a real reef tank!). Juvenile Rock Beauty 2 months. LPS dominated
Reef. Zoanthids, Palyzoas, Favia, acans, moon coral, trumpet coral,
Duncans, Candy cane, Torch, Frogspawn, monte caps, a few acros.
No problems......yet.
Planning to add a Majestic/Navarchus.
HippieSmell
Occupy Reef Central
Thanks for working on this! I'm going to give that bicolor a try now.
Just an idea: Place varying weight with reports based on length of ownership. I'd be more interested with how these fish behave in a tank after being in there for a year more so than a month. Not exactly sure how you'd do it, but I know it would be more work.
Just an idea: Place varying weight with reports based on length of ownership. I'd be more interested with how these fish behave in a tank after being in there for a year more so than a month. Not exactly sure how you'd do it, but I know it would be more work.
