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12-17-2007, 05:03 AM
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I have an Asfur and a Majestic both juvies neither picked at coral but now my Asfur (3") is starting too pick at all corals and pretty much finished off my aussie acan and the Majestic (1.5") seldom picks at acros. Now i have to keep them well fed and after the transfer to 210 gallon in Jan will be removed.
I would suggest only pygmy variety in angelfish if your gonna keep LPS and zoos. Al
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12-17-2007, 09:47 AM
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no exp with angels in a reef as I have them in a fowler, generally the larger angels leave the pygmy's alone because they are smaller and don't pose a threat.
Emperor angels are beautiful easy to feed and are mostly freindly compared to the other angels I have. I did have a coral beauty that went nuts in my reef once and started picking on all my corals killed fungia plates picked at an elegange, brains and a few other things when I tried to put it on a jenny craig program, since then I have not added an angel in my reef and don't think I ever will mainly because they need to be fed heavy and I have a more predominant sps reef now.
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12-17-2007, 02:31 PM
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I have had two of these angels, and so far things have worked out well.
My first angel was small in size, maybe 1.5" when I got it. It never touched anything it wasn't supposed to. I attribute this to its small size, it probably never learned that things like sps, and softies could be food. As well I always made sure there was a large and varied diet available frequently throughout the day. Unfortunately my first angel met its end at the hands of a horrible person. I have a second angel who I am approaching the same way as the first, and so far things are working out well.
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12-17-2007, 04:05 PM
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I have 3 angels in each of my display tanks.
My 180G has 1 x Majestic about 5 - 6 inches 1 x Flame 1 x Pygmy Whitetail My 125G has 1 x Majestic about 4 -5 inches 1 x Flame 1 x Lemon Peal I have had them now going on 4 years and they all get along and they all pick at everything in the tank. They have not damaged any of my corals, they certainly like a zoo once in a while but they are well worth having in the tank as far as I am concerned. Tom R
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