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01-22-2006, 07:15 AM
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Flame angels, like most dwarf angels are hit & miss when it comes to being reef-safe. Many people swear by them, but others have seen their flames nibble on their prized corals. Some reefers have had them for years, with no problems, only to find their flame going after their corals all of a sudden. Usually they are considered a hardy, beautiful little angel so if you get one for a reef tank, just pray you get a "good" one. Good luck.
Anthony 
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01-22-2006, 01:36 PM
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I Bought myself a flame a awhile back
 I had a 62 gal with 4 clams and a bunch of sps and the tank was looking awesome, with lots of LPS and it was going to slowly get turned over to a sps tank with CLAMS , THEN I GOT THE flame!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111  And now i have is a FOWLR with some GSP and a bigger tank and still have the flame ... I miss the SPS look andthe clams,,,,,,,,, Mine was a hit with the flame ... 
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01-22-2006, 03:59 PM
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I have a Flame in my 30 gallon cube. He picks at the Sps once in a while but leaves all other corals alone. He seems to only pick at the Acro's when their poylps are extended. When I get my 120 going he definatly won't be going in
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