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  1. 10-01-2009, 07:21 PM #1
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    Some information about the Coral Beauty Angelfish from my views and some from the internet.

    Scientific name: (Centropyge bispinosus)

    Minimum tank size: 30 - 50 gallons is the range I am seeing online, I would say 50 gallons with caves.

    Food: Mine loves all food, I have a mix of different Pellets that I feed mid day and a mix of frozen at night.

    Care/Compatibility: So far seems hardy and gets alone with Tangs, Chromis, Anthias, and more. I have not had many issue with the Angel getting along with other Angels. I have this Angel with 3 others Angels. The Angel does sometimes chase other fish but never does any harm. This Angel could be doing well with other fish because he is in a 375 with lots of Rocks and many caves.

    Reef Safe: So far I have not had any issues. I have mainly SPS corals, I do have a tube anemone and the Angel has not bothered it at all.

    Other: This is a stunning fish with color vary from fish to fish with some not as pretty as others.
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    "I do have a tube anemone and the Angel has not bothered it at all".

    Is there a reputation that they bother tube anemones?
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    Some people have reported them nipping at corals/inverts
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