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Anglers will eat anything up to their own size, and try even larger. When they eat something as large as themselves they almpost always die, so tankmates have to be too large for them to eat. They will eat each other, so keeping more than one is not a good idea, the old keeping them well fed is ridiculous, nature is nature. Choice in tank mates have to be carefully considered as many fish will pick on the sedentary angler. This will quickly develop into a bacterial infection and they will not survive, treatment on anglers usually don't succeed.
Many people will want alot of action in 220g, your choices in fish may need to reconsidered. The angler and fu manchu are sedentary and will need to be fed live foods for long term success. Pay attention to how long people keep these fish when advising you on how to train them to eat dead foods. The only somewhat hardy angler that the fu manchu would be safe with, is the wartskin angler, all the other would get large enough to eat them.
Keeping a fu manchu, wartskin angler, and a dwarf hawaiian eel is something like a 40-60g would be so much more fun and manageable. Here's some that I have kept.
Many people will want alot of action in 220g, your choices in fish may need to reconsidered. The angler and fu manchu are sedentary and will need to be fed live foods for long term success. Pay attention to how long people keep these fish when advising you on how to train them to eat dead foods. The only somewhat hardy angler that the fu manchu would be safe with, is the wartskin angler, all the other would get large enough to eat them.
Keeping a fu manchu, wartskin angler, and a dwarf hawaiian eel is something like a 40-60g would be so much more fun and manageable. Here's some that I have kept.
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