I had a baby gray angel in my reef and he was great until he grew out of the planktonic feeding stage (yes he was that small). Then he became a nightmare and even would nip at super potent stinging NPS. He loved LPS too.
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I had a baby gray angel in my reef and he was great until he grew out of the planktonic feeding stage (yes he was that small). Then he became a nightmare and even would nip at super potent stinging NPS. He loved LPS too.
Sorry he turned into a coral nipper.
Country Boy using tapatalk on his EVO
He was so cute before he turned into a little monster!
Even though they eat anything soft and the also nip the sps occationally I wouldnt enjoy my system near as much without my Angels. Here they are eating broccoli.
I have a multicolor, flameback, and juvenile emperor in the 240. The flameback is the only one I have trouble with. It loves zoa's and leather polyps. But it's worth it. I'll post pictures later today.
Sweet zoanthids and pictures khuzhong....
Does the nipping at your SPS colonies every kill the entire colony?
Does the nipping at your SPS colonies every kill the entire colony?
Well recently my peaceful coral beauty had become a sneaky demon. He ate a super nice 5" clam over night and nips at the torch and frogspawn. Needless to say I am looking for a home for him now.
125g mixed reef Peninsula
I have a Goldflake, Trio of Bellus, Pair of Golden, Tiny Flame, Ugly Multicolor and most recently added a Venustus.
I have about 6 clams - Maximas and Croceas. No issues. Some LPS no problems.
In the past year I have lost 2 colonies of bright red blasto, a rock of bright red zoas and any zoa frags that I add. I didn't think they did to much picking. But I am in the middle of a big work project and set up a desk in front of the tank for the past week, so I am watching the tank at length, especially when the lights are out, and there is alot of picking at corals going on.
When my colonies are more mature and grown out I will follow in Dog Boy Dave's foot steps and try a Navarchus.
Dave B
I have a Goldflake, Trio of Bellus, Pair of Golden, Tiny Flame, Ugly Multicolor and most recently added a Venustus.
I have about 6 clams - Maximas and Croceas. No issues. Some LPS no problems.
In the past year I have lost 2 colonies of bright red blasto, a rock of bright red zoas and any zoa frags that I add. I didn't think they did to much picking. But I am in the middle of a big work project and set up a desk in front of the tank for the past week, so I am watching the tank at length, especially when the lights are out, and there is alot of picking at corals going on.
When my colonies are more mature and grown out I will follow in Dog Boy Dave's foot steps and try a Navarchus.
Dave B