Guest ethandvm July 5, 2006 Share July 5, 2006 I was think about adding another angel to my 120, any suggestions on what type to stay away from, or if it is a bad idea overall? I currently have a Hippo Tang, Yellow Tang, Flame Angel, Copper Banded Butterfly, Tomato Clown, Rainbow wrasse, 2 Firefish, and Bangkok Cardinal. I was thinking of a coral beauty or bicolor. Any input is appreciated. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JC Pollman July 5, 2006 Share July 5, 2006 Bi-colors are notorious for not eating, so make sure it is eating before you buy. I would caution you against getting another dwarf angle. Your flame is very likely to aggressively pick on it - particularly if it has been in your tank for a while. As a thought, you might want to consider an angle from the genus: Genicanthus. They are planktivores and will do well in a reef. Search carefully as some can be very expensive, but the Lamarck anglefish is usually fairly cheap. Also, they usually do not grow too large - max size in the wild is about 9 inches. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DEEPBLUE July 5, 2006 Share July 5, 2006 The only problem you might have is that Flame Angel are very aggressive towards other dwarf angel. I currently have a flame, coral beauty, lemon peel,, and half black, but I added the flame last because of prier experience. Eric Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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