Lamarcks Angel

• Feb 26, 2010

• #1

andysgirl8800

Blenny Badlands

Does anyone here have experience with this fish? LiveAquaria states that it is one of the only reef safe angels and are easy to care for. What has been your experience??

 

• Feb 26, 2010

• #2

yote

In Memoriam

They are reef safe,pretty,and active.
I had one for a while.Not really sure why it died.
I know Capts got one.

 

• Feb 26, 2010

• #3

andysgirl8800

Blenny Badlands

Nifty. I have to replan my livestock list, since it has thinned out considerably in my tank :(

 

• Feb 26, 2010

• #4

yote

In Memoriam

Thats the worst part of the hobby.Its tough to replace a lost fish :sad:

 

• Feb 26, 2010

• #5

ccCapt

Reef Hacker

Great fish. I've had mine almost 2 yrs now. It doesn't touch any of my corals.

 

• Feb 26, 2010

• #6

andysgirl8800

Blenny Badlands

Thanks for the photo Capt! Nice looking fish! I think I will add that one to my list. Are they fairly hardy?

 

• Feb 27, 2010

• #7

NJDevils

Reefing newb

If you want, look into a Bellus Angel (female is blue, black, white and a tint of red) they are reef safe and like to pick at algae! I can post a pic if you would like!:mrgreen:

 

• Feb 27, 2010

• #8

andysgirl8800

Blenny Badlands

NJ, I'd love to see a pic! :)

 

• Feb 28, 2010

• #9

NJDevils

Reefing newb

Going to breakfast, when I get back I'll post a pic of my Bellus!

 

• Feb 28, 2010

• #10

NJDevils

Reefing newb

Here's a shot of my Bellus, not easy to photograph, they are pretty fast!

 

• Feb 28, 2010

• #11

yote

In Memoriam

All I see is a red X Nj.

 

• Feb 28, 2010

• #12

andysgirl8800

Blenny Badlands

I think my restocking list (assuming I don't lose any of my remaining 3 fish-Hippo Tang, pair of Ocellaris clowns) will include the following:

Lamarcks Angel
Sailfin Tang
Lieutenant Tang
A trio of Lyretail Anthias
Decorated Rabbitfish
Railway Goby
pair of Sexy Shrimp


Thoughts anyone? Any other suggestions?

 

• Feb 28, 2010

• #13

dcantucson

Reef pro

I like Purple Tangs as they have great color.

 

• Feb 28, 2010

• #14

andysgirl8800

Blenny Badlands

I read that purples are more aggressive. I don't want it to murder my hippo..../

 

• Feb 28, 2010

• #15

NJDevils

Reefing newb

I suggest staying away from the Yellow Eye Tang, they can be very aggressive, I had one!

 

• Feb 28, 2010

• #16

Sunshine

Reef enthusiast

NJDevils said:

I suggest staying away from the Yellow Eye Tang, they can be very aggressive, I had one!

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OH NO !!!! I just bought one !!!! No aggression so far, my Sailfin keeps him in check.

 

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• Feb 28, 2010

• #17

Reefrookie

Not so new anymore!

NJDevils said:

I suggest staying away from the Yellow Eye Tang, they can be very aggressive, I had one!

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Calmest and most shy Tang I ever had. Every fish is different

 

• Feb 28, 2010

• #18

NJDevils

Reefing newb

Good for you guys, my Yellow Eye ruled the tank! As you say each fish is different!

 

• Feb 28, 2010

• #19

andysgirl8800

Blenny Badlands

can anyone suggest a good introduction order?

 

• Feb 28, 2010

• #20

Bifferwine

I am a girl

Add them most peaceful to most aggressive. I'd personally go goby/anthias - rabbitfish - angel - tangs.