I may go back for it next week if a more trusted LFS can’t get one for a price I’d be willing to pay.
Definitely will be - I’m going for a rare/uncommon fish and trying to keep the number of fish lower than I would normally. I’ll talk to the owner of the LFS I trust much more and see if he can try find one if he can’t then I’ll take the one I saw today. Hopefully I can get an answer next weekend.
That first photo is adorable, they look like children wanting love.
This angel gets better looking every time you post.Definitely will be - I’m going for a rare/uncommon fish and trying to keep the number of fish lower than I would normally. I’ll talk to the owner of the LFS I trust much more and see if he can try find one if he can’t then I’ll take the one I saw today. Hopefully I can get an answer next weekend.
I guess I should also show the Angel I actually own
If your tank is 4’x2’ floor space you should be able to house a Genicanthus quite comfortably. Here’s my boy in my 4’ tank, a Genicanthus melanospilos that is finally gaining streamers.
Standard 75 is 4'Lx18"Wx21"H. I wouldn't put a genicanthus in that personally. However, most of the Centropyge do fine in a tank with those dimensions, and added towards the end of your stocklist should be fine with the other fish. If this is a mixed reef, flames, coral beauties, rusty, potters, multicolor, venustus, multibar, and Collins were the most reef safe from my experience. Skip the eibli, the lemonpeel, the bicolor, and the nox.If your tank is 4’x2’ floor space you should be able to house a Genicanthus quite comfortably. Here’s my boy in my 4’ tank, a Genicanthus melanospilos that is finally gaining streamers.
Unfortunately over here we don’t have 3 different amounts with our 4’ tanks. We simply say we have a 400 litre or a 4’ tank.Standard 75 is 4'Lx18"Wx21"H. I wouldn't put a genicanthus in that personally. However, most of the Centropyge do fine in a tank with those dimensions, and added towards the end of your stocklist should be fine with the other fish. If this is a mixed reef, flames, coral beauties, rusty, potters, multicolor, venustus, multibar, and Collins were the most reef safe from my experience. Skip the eibli, the lemonpeel, the bicolor, and the nox.
I've also heard C. deborae and C. aurantia are some of the most reef safe, and that the various pygmies are usually good, but with some fleshy LPS and clams are too irresistible.
These pics are fdom my old 110 gallon. At the time of these pics, it had a flame, 2 coral beauties, a rusty, and a potters.
Yeah, it can be frustrating for sure. That tank I posted above was a 4'Lx18"Wx30"H 110 gallon. Basically the same size as a standard 75 gallon, just taller. I wouldn't hesitate to add multiple dwarf angels in a 75 gallon. I just skipped them in mine because of the clam and all the Acans.
Definitely throw a Centropyge multicolour in the mix. They’re beautiful (I’ve been considering getting the healthy one from my other LFS instead of waiting for one from a more trust worthy LFS)
