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its not a yellow pymy angel the fins are diff.

Originally Posted by nicetry Generally speaking there are no compatability issues with angels and shrimp. I would suggest one of the dwarf varieties however. A coral beauty, flame, eibli, or similar hardy species will work. The other families will be too large for your system (as will your tang...

I would say its a toss up beween the Flagfin or Blue angel. Male blackspots are nice too.

Ive seen them reach 4-5 in. in a 125 but they have been in this reef setting for yrs.

If u do put a trigger just get only one considering their size and temperment. A nice pink tail would to if bought as a juv. of course. Dwarf angels is a good choice. and if you want throw in a couple of yellow tail blue damsels for background touches.

Its too much of a risk to keep any hawkfish in with shrimp. This is part of their natural diet in the wild. It depends on the hawk-personality. It is a risk.

A convict tang could be a nice addition.

I agree although you can easily stun this tangs growth.

seeing it will take a long time for your orangeshoulder to grow. This is a fish that you can slow there growth. I have an orangeshoulder tang in my 55 gal. And he is much more timid than the scopas and will get along with other tangs better than the scopas will. And his personality and beauty is...

Its not an orangeshoulder. I have an orangeshoulder. with my exp. I would say that Its a lemon peel.

I have a 55 gal. I have an orangeshoulder tang(4 in.) and only a cleaner shrimp. can i put any angels in with my shrimp? and what kind? I am just looking for another beautiful fish that will get along with what i have.

I have an orangeshoulder tang (juv.) @ about 4 in. in my 55 gal. I was told i might get away with adding a convict tang is this possible? If not can i put any angels in with my cleaner shrimp?