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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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