tannersmith200
Member
Does anyone have any experience with these fishes and if so, tell me about them.
Thanks
Thanks
Juvenile Queen Angel
- Thread starter tannersmith200
- Start date
aquaknight
Active Member
Originally Posted by tannersmith200
http:///forum/post/3296762
Does anyone have any experience with these fishes and if so, tell me about them.
Thanks
Do you know how to tell the difference between a juvenile Queen angel, and a juvenile Blue angel?
http:///forum/post/3296762
Does anyone have any experience with these fishes and if so, tell me about them.
Thanks
Do you know how to tell the difference between a juvenile Queen angel, and a juvenile Blue angel?
tannersmith200
Member
Originally Posted by AquaKnight
http:///forum/post/3296997
Do you know how to tell the difference between a juvenile Queen angel, and a juvenile Blue angel?
Yes. The middle stripe on the juv queen angel has a curved stripe and the juv blue angel has straight stripes.
http:///forum/post/3296997
Do you know how to tell the difference between a juvenile Queen angel, and a juvenile Blue angel?
Yes. The middle stripe on the juv queen angel has a curved stripe and the juv blue angel has straight stripes.
mr. limpid
Active Member
"Do you know how to tell the difference between a juvenile Queen angel, and a juvenile Blue angel? "
The price tag
"Does anyone have any experience with these fishes and if so, tell me about them."
They need a large tank 180gal or bigger, bigger is better. They grow to 18" length, they need sponge in there diet, plus everything else; they don’t tolerate other large angles and they should be the last fish added to your tank.
Maybe more will chime in with there two cents. Always wanted one but only have a 135gal. tank.
The price tag
"Does anyone have any experience with these fishes and if so, tell me about them."
They need a large tank 180gal or bigger, bigger is better. They grow to 18" length, they need sponge in there diet, plus everything else; they don’t tolerate other large angles and they should be the last fish added to your tank.
Maybe more will chime in with there two cents. Always wanted one but only have a 135gal. tank.
kjr_trig
Active Member
They (like all Angels) need an established tank with plenty of LR for grazing as they are often slow to accept a captive diet. ALL Pomacanthus and Holacanthus Angels should be treated for flukes as this is a VERY common issue with these genus of Angels and leads to many premature Angel deaths. All angels need a good varied diet that include daily "greens" and some form of sponge is recommended (found in Angel Formula foods). Make sure the tank has good flow and plenty of oxygen.
And yes, as your avatar says "go Hokies", at least against Boise St.
And yes, as your avatar says "go Hokies", at least against Boise St.