You know, about 2 years ago i bought a dwarf angel, not sure what species exactly it is even now.
But recently i read that apparently he is supposed to be a difficult species to have in your tank, and that apparently you need a 70 gallon tank for one.
Now, my tank is 35 gallons, half of that minimum. And i have almost no coralline algea, and this fish also survived transport and sudden salinity changes as if nothing happened? The only thing i'v been feeding it is marine fish flake food too. I also feed it only every other day. ( A recent measure i took in order to lower the levels of algea in my tank ). This really doesn't sound difficult at all, maybe i was just lucky with him, but this guy has been easier to take care of than those red cold water fish everyone so loves to put in glass bowls. So someone please tell me what is happening here? Oh and i also have corals in it, including polyps and zooanthids, and he never touched them, is there a fish that looks exactly like a dwarf angel but isn't one?
But recently i read that apparently he is supposed to be a difficult species to have in your tank, and that apparently you need a 70 gallon tank for one.
Now, my tank is 35 gallons, half of that minimum. And i have almost no coralline algea, and this fish also survived transport and sudden salinity changes as if nothing happened? The only thing i'v been feeding it is marine fish flake food too. I also feed it only every other day. ( A recent measure i took in order to lower the levels of algea in my tank ). This really doesn't sound difficult at all, maybe i was just lucky with him, but this guy has been easier to take care of than those red cold water fish everyone so loves to put in glass bowls. So someone please tell me what is happening here? Oh and i also have corals in it, including polyps and zooanthids, and he never touched them, is there a fish that looks exactly like a dwarf angel but isn't one?
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