Coral Beauty Angel Fish Care ( Taking The Reef Tank Risk )

Are you looking to get a Coral Beauty Angel Fish? We are going to talk about what you will need to care for these beautiful saltwater fish. While we take a risk and keep one in our reef tank against recommendations that they are not reef safe. In this video we talk about where they are from, size aquarium needed to house them, nutritional needs, and we also talk about the experiment we want to do by keeping this fish in our reef tank.
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[@knox7945]

Yes, you can have multiple dwarf angelfishes in a tank. I have a 200 gallon tank with corals, tangs, angelfishes, damsels, etc. I even have 2 flame angelfishes in the same tank, male and female. Queen Angel, Emperator, Swallowtail, and African Flameback. They don't touch the corals and I feed them at least 4-7 times a day.

[@johnt2382]

The Coral Beauty has always been a favourite fish. I had one for about six years until my tank crashed. Mine was mild tempered (actually had a bicolor and a Singapore in the 180g tank as well and there was no aggression). The only corals that were at risk were fleshy ones like open brain and such. Otherwise good with sps and lps. Fascinating to watch it swim in and out of the rock work.

[@FerryKoning]

They can live up to 15 years in the wild. Ihave one that is happy swimming around for 8 years now,

[@PittsburghReefJunkie]

That is actually impressive. Many reefers wish to have that kind of success. Congrats Ferry.

[@kristalynn7877]

Great video 👏 The coral beauty is so gorgeous💕 I’d love to get one. My petco actually isn’t that bad thankfully. I’m about to check out your other videos 😊

[@PittsburghReefJunkie]

Thank you Krista. I will be doing more videos soon. Thanks for subscribing.

[@ohno316]

I bought a baby yesterday in Australia it's beautiful and loves to swim in and out of rocks and hangs around my baby banana wrasse

[@lkapitan8232]

Good one Sean. I also have one and I love that it's beautiful, captive bred, and eats algae. What I don't love it the aggressiveness, mine is kind of mean.

[@PittsburghReefJunkie]

So far so good with this one to be honest. Keeping my fingers crossed as far as it getting aggressive.

[@piotrdziedzic6630]

Hi. Great video explaining everything. I didnt see a video with a update. Or maybe i missed it. But how was the fish, did it eat/nib at any corals?

[@PittsburghReefJunkie]

Now that you say that, I never did do an update. I will have to get on that. It is possible that he has been nipping at corals.

[@GwonkReefkeeping]

The coral beauty is my favorite saltwater fish. I just lost mine earlier this week. I only had it for a little over 4 months. I hope yours does well.

[@PittsburghReefJunkie]

4 months?? Any idea what the deal was? I can't see it being your water because you have nice corals.

[@GwonkReefkeeping]

@@PittsburghReefJunkie For starters I kept him in WAY too small a tank. I'm embarrassed to say that he was in a nano 13 gallon. I'm in the process of setting up a 120, but it is at least another week or two from launch. He was actually doing great, and just died.

[@PittsburghReefJunkie]

@@GwonkReefkeeping grab another once the new tank is ready.

[@AbsoluteZero6714]

I hate it when that happens to fish. Was it fully grown when you got it?

[@tedfisher1396]

Absolutely, I want to put one in my 25 nano.

[@PittsburghReefJunkie]

Not sure about a nano. May be a little on the small side.

[@AbsoluteZero6714]

I’d say probably a 40 breeder minimum.

[@lkapitan8232]

Sean, how is your Coral Beauty working out? Mine has turned into an Ahole. I want to get a Foxface, but afraid to put one in there.

[@PittsburghReefJunkie]

Our coral beauty is in quarantine with the others as well. He seems to be ok with everyone. Stays in the PVC fitting most of the time. But in the main when they were in there, he would pretty much do his own thing. Never bothered anyone. Just don't get two Pygmy angels. Like the coral beauty and rusty. Or Flame Angel. Keep it single. As far as the Fox face goes the other tangs mostly used to mess with him and he would always have a defensive stance with his spikes. Always made me nervous. But he and the purple tang in quarantine seem fine. I always get nervous putting my hand in the main when he was in there for fear of not seeing him and getting stung.

[@snchez515]

I try feeding my coral beauty meat food seem they don't eat it :/

[@PittsburghReefJunkie]

Jesus, lots of angels prefer sponge for food. but live sponge can get very expensive. All of my fish eat probiotic small pellets from new life spectrum. It may take a couple days for them to get to eating it, but they will. Give it a try. www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=6927&gclid=Cj0KCQjwqp-LBhDQARIsAO0a6aJEPqne3kK-tnMpiY8Cq7KkGZruvCVseKNvmd_HiTel8jUhC1-_LLcaAtafEALw_wcB

[@immanuelmallick2038]

Hi sir wht to do in my morish idol thr is white spots plz help me

[@PittsburghReefJunkie]

Polyp Lab Medic. Always worked for me.

[@laurengothe1328]

White spots could be ick (white spot disease) or marine velvet. It’s very common Parasite especially in tangs. Moorish idols are a very advanced fish, considered expert care for many different reasons. However if you are unsure of basic parasites that can inhabit your fish, I would stray away from advanced fish in the future. Take the time to do some research and have fish that are more on the beginner spectrum that are a little more hardy before going to expect care.