Blueline angel thoughts in a mixed reef?

[najer]

https://www.liveaquaria.com/product/1140/?pcatid=1140#:~:text=The%20Blueline%20Angelfish%2C%20also%20known,a%20butterflyfish%20in%20body%20structure.&text=The%20Blueline%20Angelfish%20is%20prone,%2C%20filamentous%20algae%2C%20and%20diatoms

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So we know what I am talking about, I know how big it can get and I am looking at a juvenile about 1 1/2".
My display is only about 125 G but it is a custom low with loads of rock and algae.
Issue one is a flame angel, my hope is that it's different enough to not matter and it is smaller than my flame?
Issue two, in your experience are they coral munchers, I already have a couple and am adapting my coral stocking to suit?

Thanks in advance.

 

[najer]

This happens to me on facebook as well, I ask a reasonable question and nobody replies, is it because I have a squillion numbers that show, I will pick this up tomorrow unless someone says no?!

 

[BackToTheReef]

I can't be much help but have started researching "fringe" fish/benthic feeders in mixed reefs. So far one thing I see in common is getting them small helps maximize the chances of success. Coral choice is the other...

 

[Wen]

Pretty fish, why not give it a try?

Either you rehome if it’s a trouble maker, re-home when gets full size or it’s an excuse for a bigger tank in a couple years.

 

[najer]

I can't be much help but have started researching "fringe" fish/benthic feeders in mixed reefs. So far one thing I see in common is getting them small helps maximize the chances of success. Coral choice is the other...

It is still in juvi colours and they have it in a coral tray.

 

[vetteguy53081]

In time , he will dissect your coral and sponge as a food source. I recommend for fish only or fish only with live rock

 

[ca1ore]

Closer to not reef safe than with caution. I’d pass for a reef tank.

 

[najer]

Thanks guys, I will give it a miss.