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regina13
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what is the smallest tank for a queen angel?
ccampbell57
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I think that you definitely have a Juvi queen (2-5") in a 75-90 gallon. Once they reach about 6" or better a 125 would be sufficient as long as there are not too many inhabitants.
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regina13
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thanks for the info!
peter1215
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Regina
a 90 is ok for a short while but i would get the largest tank i could afford. When i upgraded from my 120 to 220 , i thought that would suffice. I love angels and definitely had to have more than one in a tank. Right now i have a queen and an emperor and would love to add blue face. I wish i would have bought a seven or eight foot tank instead .
a 90 is ok for a short while but i would get the largest tank i could afford. When i upgraded from my 120 to 220 , i thought that would suffice. I love angels and definitely had to have more than one in a tank. Right now i have a queen and an emperor and would love to add blue face. I wish i would have bought a seven or eight foot tank instead .
srfisher17
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Originally Posted by peter1215
Regina
a 90 is ok for a short while but i would get the largest tank i could afford. When i upgraded from my 120 to 220 , i thought that would suffice. I love angels and definitely had to have more than one in a tank. Right now i have a queen and an emperor and would love to add blue face. I wish i would have bought a seven or eight foot tank instead .
If you got the 8 footer, you'd want a bigger one anyhow; an inevitable part of this wonderful addiction! I agree with the advice above and will only add: be very careful when adding an angel to a tank that already has one. Like people, sometimes they get along very well, sometimes not. For some reason; both IME and from what I've read, angels seem to mix better than they used to. Maybe we're just getting better at making them comfortable. I can remember when mixing species of angels was almost unheard of...except in huge tanks.
Regina
a 90 is ok for a short while but i would get the largest tank i could afford. When i upgraded from my 120 to 220 , i thought that would suffice. I love angels and definitely had to have more than one in a tank. Right now i have a queen and an emperor and would love to add blue face. I wish i would have bought a seven or eight foot tank instead .
If you got the 8 footer, you'd want a bigger one anyhow; an inevitable part of this wonderful addiction! I agree with the advice above and will only add: be very careful when adding an angel to a tank that already has one. Like people, sometimes they get along very well, sometimes not. For some reason; both IME and from what I've read, angels seem to mix better than they used to. Maybe we're just getting better at making them comfortable. I can remember when mixing species of angels was almost unheard of...except in huge tanks.