do you all consider a lemonpeel angel a "reef safe" fish??

[david8]

????????

 

[cincyreefer]

Depends on what corals you have in your tank. I have only seen them nip at a few lps... but that is just my experience.

 

[golfish]

All Angels are iffy in a reef...IME, the Lemon peel isn't a real hardy fish to keep. I've got a few years under my belt (20) I wouldn't buy one.

 

[david8]

I would like a yellow fish, something with some good color, do you know any other yellow fish that would be ok in a reef tank?

 

[kpk]

yellow tang unless you are talking about the 38g in your profile.
if not that then a few clown gobies?

 

[gregvabch]

you could add a yellow watchman goby, they aren't big swimmers but they're fun to watch. maybe a bi-color pseudochromi, or damsels....

 

[kpk]

royal gramma:notsure:

 

[golfish]

Originally posted by kpk
royal gramma:notsure:
Now there's a good choice...that's one fish my tanks never go without.

 

[neowind]

You could go for a Canary Deep Water Damsel or Squareback Anthias, Citrinis Clown Goby, Yellow Watchman Goby any of these are yellow fish that are pretty.

 

[tigerpiper]

in my 75 gallon. No problems with it bothering the various soft corals I have. It ate like a horse, too, and was a fun fish.
Still is, although it is in my father-in-law's tank, now. I had no problems with the fish picking at corals or with its health.
That's just me.

 

[anglachel]

how about a midas blenny?
hardy, bright yellow fish that stays primarily in the water column.

 

[jo moorish]

I would recommend a yellow candy hogfish they are a fairly new fish in the saltwater and reef tank hobby can fit in a 30 gal and are hardy