Bicolor Angel in Reef: Yes or No
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lion_crazz
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They are nippers. I would not do it.
sepulatian
Moderator
Fish have to adapt to pellets, which are not best for any SW fish. I don't know what "Guide" you are looking at, but mine says that they often nip large polyped stonys, soft, zoos, and clams. I would suggest that you not get one.
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spencers
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I have clams and zoos... no problems whatsoever with my Bi. Coolest fish in my aquarium. Doesn't mean yours will be so well behaved though. Good Luck!
peglet
Member
I was looking in the swf guide. It says greens, pellet and flake. I was hoping it would be okay as he is so colorful and does not get big. It did not say anywhere that I could see that he was a nipper of clams, polyps or sps. Where did you get your info from, if I may ask. Appreciate all your help.
sepulatian
Moderator
Originally Posted by peglet
I was looking in the swf guide. It says greens, pellet and flake. I was hoping it would be okay as he is so colorful and does not get big. It did not say anywhere that I could see that he was a nipper of clams, polyps or sps. Where did you get your info from, if I may ask. Appreciate all your help.
My info on this fish comes from Scott Michael's guide to marine fish. Any fish that will accept pellets takes some time to do so. Pellets and flakes are not part of the natural diet of any fish.
I was looking in the swf guide. It says greens, pellet and flake. I was hoping it would be okay as he is so colorful and does not get big. It did not say anywhere that I could see that he was a nipper of clams, polyps or sps. Where did you get your info from, if I may ask. Appreciate all your help.
My info on this fish comes from Scott Michael's guide to marine fish. Any fish that will accept pellets takes some time to do so. Pellets and flakes are not part of the natural diet of any fish.
