All of these angels can form a pair by adding a smaller one (juveniles) to the resident angel. If the new angel is a juvenile rather than adult, they will form a pair. I have done this with Regals. Dwarf and Pygmy angels are easy, just add small ones. Lamarck angel is really easy, they are clearly dimorphic, but adding two juveniles or females and you will have a pair.
I was thinking about small / medium sizes like these at the fish store.
My reef is 90% SPS, if it grows healthy in peace with the other inhabitants it is already great. I declined to put a Naso and Scopas that IS already in quarantine to focus on this trio of medium/large angels. Tangs will only be Hepatus, Purple, YT and powder blue.
We would be well served if stocking levels and compatibility were based on adult size followed by temperament And sub species.I was thinking about small / medium sizes like these at the fish store.
Had to sell the angel once QT was finished when he went into the DT my female swallow was fine with him for 2 days on day 3 she kept chasing him all across the tank and kept biting him oh wellGot a male Japanese swallow to go along with my female swallow I hope they don't fight currently in QT
@OrionN what size tank is this trio in, what are the other inhabitants, and could you post a FTS of this tank? This looks impressive.African Flameback Male
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Very nice transition pics... way better than the ones I took of mine during his transition. I'm interested to hear if yours is still behaving well with respect to the soft corals. Mine was fine until about 6 months and then started to pick at the sinularia and leathers. Now I just have a few zoas but otherwise sps only. He doesn't pick at anything now.Another 10 day update, really started to see the changes!
