dwarf angles
 

anyone have both a coral beauty and a flame angle together? is it poss

I have a keyhole angel and bi-colour angel together in a 46g and, after the initial power struggle settled, they are doing fine. I have heard that putting 2 dwarf angels together can be dicey. I guess it just depends on the fish.

Depends a lot on the size of the tank too. I've got a coral beauty and a flame angel in my tank but it's a 180G.

I have a flame angle, a dwarf blue and a majestic angle in the same tank. For a period I also had a potters angle in the same tank. Once the pecking order was established they lived together for a few years.

Tom R

Think a bi-color can live in a 250 with SPS and clams and be relatively reef safe?

Angles or Angels? Sheesh.

beat the odds
 

people say it can't or shouldn't be done, but you can mix all kinds of angles - acute angles, obtuse angles, right angles, reflex angles...

but watch out for straight angles - they're difficult, only for experienced reefers.

as for Centropyge spp. - it's common wisdom that they aren't a good bet to mix. there's some argument that the frontiers of the hobby are advanced by bold fish-keepers who experiment with such arrangements, but mostly that's an excuse for being irresponsible.

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anything less than 45 degrees is classified as "dwarf" :wink: