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Triggerman
07-22-2003, 3:43 PM
Has anyone kept a bi color angel with a flame angel.
I've known people to keep Flame Angels with Coral Beauty's in a large tank. If they had room and hiding places I'm sure it could be done with mild caution. Be prepared to break up any fighting.
Guy
MonoSebaelover
07-22-2003, 7:40 PM
Also add them at the same time at night. This way they both go to bed right away and discover their new digs in the morning. I wouldn't do it in anything less than a 90. Hope this helps.
Triggerman
07-22-2003, 8:29 PM
I've got one coming in the morning.
I have a feeling that my flame angel isn't gonna be too happy.
My flame started out passive and in about a month and a half he has claimed 1oog as his.
My four inch blue velvet lightning streak damsel lost control of the tank due to this feisty angel.
I hope he accepts the bicolor.
Originally posted by MonoSebaelover
Also add them at the same time at night. This way they both go to bed right away and discover their new digs in the morning. I wouldn't do it in anything less than a 90. Hope this helps.
A 75 has the same territorial space as a 90. A 90g is just higher.
VoodooChild
07-23-2003, 7:28 AM
If it isn't too difficult with your live rock I'd recommend rotating some rocks around too. The shift in scenery will confuse the flame angel (hopefully) enough that his territoriality will skewed somewhat. Keep us posted! That's alot of color and a combo that I'll probably consider someday.
Triggerman
07-23-2003, 1:30 PM
Bi Color angel is slightly larger than flame and is chasing him away.
Also added a Flame Cardinal and the other cardinals are leaving him alone.
All looks well.
All I need now is a digital camera.
Congrats on your new additions! If it works out for you I might add a Bicolor in with my Flame in my 125 gallon.
Guy
Triggerman
07-27-2003, 1:11 AM
All is going well.
What a blast of color to the tank.Awesome.
The flame angel and the bicolor have ignored eachother for four days now.
Beautiful fish.