Flame and Bicolor Angel

[FlyTekk]

1) Im looking to put these 2 fish in a 120 fish only. 60"x18"x26". Has anyone had luck with bicolor longterm? I read on forums that they seem to just die on a random day.

2) Also they will be put in last and same time. Would fighting be a problem in this size tank?

3) Lastly i hear they must have sponge in their diet. Anyone with experience can shine light on weather they have or have not fed frozen or any other thpe of sponge and how did you fare.

3 questions. Thanks.

 

[piranhapat]

Your answer for # 1. Bio color can live in your tank just like any other dwarf angel. As long he starts eating and free of disease. With proper diet you should have success. I would Qt him for a month before adding him in your main tank. # 2. Your tank is 5 ft long and if you have plenty of hiding places and rocks. It's possible that both can get along.
#3. I think it's very important to give them proper diet. And sponge should be in your feeding plans. I have a Potter for 3 years now. I feed him Angel diet food. Which is frozen. He loves it and so does my other fish. You should feed him dry seaweed too. And others days brine shrimp, mysis are excellent choice. Pro salt makes Angel Diet. They also sell frozen food for dwarf angel fish to. Rods frozen food is good too. Fish town is where you can find Angel Diet food.
Last thing is you don't want any fish to be stressed. So it's important that all your fish should be stressed free.

 

[FlyTekk]

Ok so if i feed a angel food laden with sponge, and the other fish attack it, will that be problem? I wonder how other fish will feel eating sponge.