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Guyssss, I just bought a coral reef as a substrate in an aquarium that contains coral beauty angelfish. But, is the coral reef safe for the fish?
Harley Olson
Maybe initially, the coral reef is safe as a substrate for Coral Beauty Angelfish. However, sometimes the fish can bite the coral, especially on soft corals. This happens because Coral Beauty Angelfish basically eat algae and plankton on the coral reef.
Tell us about your pet, maybe someone else has a pet similar to yours, add it and share the info.
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Coral Beauty Angelfish, commonly known as Two-Spined Angelfish, is a saltwater fish with fins shaped like sea rays. It was first found on the island of Ambon, Indonesia, in 1869. This beautiful type of fish is also found in Japan and Australia. This fish is peaceful and energetic, but it is also aggressive toward peaceful fish.
Flame Angelfish
