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29 gallon-Angelfish/Tang/Trigger
I am looking for a fish to put in a 29 gallon Biocube. I like the looks of Angels, Tangs, and Trigger fish but know that size is a major issue. From what I have seen the only option I have is a dwarf angelfish. I know that for many of the dwarfs it says minimum tank size is a 30 gallon. (even that is pushing the envelope).
Question 1=Do I have any other options within these groups? For dwarfs it also says "Reef Compatible: With Caution". Question 2=What items would be at greatest risk to a dwarf Angel? I have 4 Dwarfs currently available locally. 1)Half Black, 2) False lemonpeel, 3) Rusty, and 4) Coral Beauty. Half Black says up to 3.5 inches and the others are all 4 inches. Question 3=Can you give any info regarding specific species that might be safer for coral or better for my tank (these 4 species or any others). Thanks Brian 29 Gallon Biocube Fish-Ocellaris Clown and bicolor (royal) Dottyback False Rose Anemone, Anemone Crab, snails, hermits Frogspawn, Hammer, Pulsing Xenia, Mushrooms, Zoas, Candy Coral, doughnut coral, Starburst (most are smaller frags) |
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I wouldn't add any more fish to that tank, most likely. I think it's fairly full, and dwarf angelfish are fairly large and active.
Dwarf angels seem to vary a lot, so I won't try to guess which corals are most likely to be at risk. Any of them might get munched.
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29 gallon Biocubes are actually more like 20-23 gallon tanks.
Your existing fish will be much happier and your tank will look better if you dont add another fish.
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I have to agree that you already have a full tank, and I would also be concerned about taking chances with your corals by adding a dwarf angel. If you must have another fish, go with something just an inch or two at adult size. Do a search for nano tank fish and look at sites and lists for ideas and compatability.
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Jeez, Your pushing it already.
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Ps. NO TANG,Or Trigger Should be placed into anything less then a 100 gallon.
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Do you have a picture of your tank?
sorry to hijack... |
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I have a coral beauty angel in QT right now and it spends all day going in circles. After watching this fish for two weeks, I don't think it's very happy in the little tank and I wouldn't keep one in a small tank long term.
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