Cherub Angelfish Behavior (Wild and Captive)
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PicassoClown04
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I believe so, yes. You may hear the odd story of an individual taking a liking to a specific coral but IMO, cherubs are the safest for a reef safe dwarf angel
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So how’s your plan to get a new pair for one of your tanks? Hehe. They’re so cute.
Where I am the African Flameback seems to be a bit more common and less expensive but I like both hehe.
It’s a shame the Resplendent Angels aren’t collected anymore. They also look stunning and the closest thing we have to them now are Starcki’s Damsels.
Where I am the African Flameback seems to be a bit more common and less expensive but I like both hehe.
It’s a shame the Resplendent Angels aren’t collected anymore. They also look stunning and the closest thing we have to them now are Starcki’s Damsels.
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For a cherub angel I would actually say 30 gallon (30”-12”-18”) minimum, for any dwarf angelfish that have an adult size of 4 inches or more a 55 gallon (48”-12”-18”) is the minimum.
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it’s actually a really small angel abt 2 1/2-3 inches, im really jealous bcs it’s one of my dream fish. food wise: dried algae and frozen and pellets. i’d say min 30 gals
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I’d never heard of it before until I saw it in person bc people only talk about cherub, coral beauty, and flameback lol
it’s very pretty!! Even though body is predominantly black, you can see scales glimmer when it turns from the light ;Happy
marsis202
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I have only recently picked one up after reading your post! Really good read, wish every fish I looked at had a write up like this. My little guy is full of life and is very active in the tank. Have you added any fish after adding your cherub?
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