I have found a small coral beauty, maybe a little over 2”. I have 5 firefish, royal gramma, small clownfish, lawnmower blenny. Corals- leather toadstool green star polyps, hammer coral. Two cleaner shrimp. 70gallon tank. Does size of coral beauty make any difference or being last new fish in the tank? I really need a fish that stands out. My favorite is the flame angel but hear to many nightmare stories.
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KingTideCorals
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With any angel you take a risk....
I went for a cherub angel, 5 months into having it all was fine, then one night it changed its mind and pecked away my entire NPS gorgonian. All fish are different, have different personalities.
If you want an angel, go for the angel you really want, but have the idea in your head that he/she may potentially go rogue one day LOL
CanuckReefer
Simple...Salt, Water, LR, Lighting and Flow.
I have a CB, and an Eibli in a 90. CB model citizen 4 years (yours may be different), Eibli if well fed bothers nothing....
My stock in terms of corals mostly softies like you, Leathers, Kenya, Xenia, Duncan, various mushrooms, Orange Tree Gorg, trying out a Monti frag....
Your stock list has me going against the grain of the others here and saying do it. Your corals are on the less expensive side of things by sounds of it, exception perhaps Hammer....Or perhaps try the Flame if that is your true penchant. You can always re-home a fish if its not working out.
Risk can sometimes bring reward....and my Pygmy Angels have personality lol.
Size should not make huge difference with your current inhabitants imo. Perfect for a 70 g
My stock in terms of corals mostly softies like you, Leathers, Kenya, Xenia, Duncan, various mushrooms, Orange Tree Gorg, trying out a Monti frag....
Your stock list has me going against the grain of the others here and saying do it. Your corals are on the less expensive side of things by sounds of it, exception perhaps Hammer....Or perhaps try the Flame if that is your true penchant. You can always re-home a fish if its not working out.
Risk can sometimes bring reward....and my Pygmy Angels have personality lol.
Size should not make huge difference with your current inhabitants imo. Perfect for a 70 g
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CanuckReefer
Simple...Salt, Water, LR, Lighting and Flow.
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Congrats!
MD51
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Was in the same boat last week. Some of the same tank mates. RSM E-260 so 56 gallon main display & needed to add the final pc - went with a juvenile Powder Brown over the others that I considered ie: Coral Beauty, Flame, Lp Angels. Should be the last fish you add.
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CanuckReefer
Simple...Salt, Water, LR, Lighting and Flow.
Should be ok with that crew, I'd be more concerned if there were larger fish present or another angel...will likely establish its space fairly quickly, act as boss a bit, Gramma not as aggressive as Dottyback so shouldn't mind too much.
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No Centropyge is 100% Reef safe but the Coral Beauty is generally one of the safer ones. Of course there’s no guarantee but hey, why not? Angels are some of the prettiest fish out there.
CanuckReefer
Simple...Salt, Water, LR, Lighting and Flow.
^^^ thats the spirit!
