I’ve always liked pushing the limits with my reef a little.
A few years ago I kept a juvenile Emperor Angelfish in my reef for almost two years. Watching him transition into adult colors was amazing and he almost felt like a pet… until one day he decided my corals tasted pretty good 😅
Now I’m tempted again.
I’ve been thinking about trying a captive bred Regal Angelfish. From what I’ve read they adapt better to prepared foods and sometimes behave better in reefs.
For those who have tried it:
Would you risk a captive bred Regal in a reef tank?
Or is it just a matter of time before it starts sampling corals?
Would love to hear your experiences before I give in to the temptation.
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To my understanding they are the least risky large angelfish for corals. Reef Dork on YouTube I believe has a video about them
That’s what I’ve heard too. I’ll check that video out. the captive bred ones are really tempting.
🤔 interesting
Someone ik had one, it was completely fine until he added a torch, the fish started irritating it
I don’t have torches, but my emperor used to pick on a neon green toadstool in my tank. Never killed it, just annoyed it constantly.
Ye I’ve got a toadstool my pistol shrimp keeps blowing sand at it
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No experience with them... but have been fighting the urge to try a dwarf flame for many, many years myself 😂
I know that feeling! Angels are so tempting… they’re like the forbidden fruit of reef tanks.