Black Nox Angels?

SoloChromis · 03/24/2016, 09:38 PM

What's been everyone's experience with this species, as far as hardiness, temperament and reef compatibility? Thanks guys

scooter31707 · 03/25/2016, 06:21 AM

They are on the smaller and more peaceful size of the Dwarf Angels. I have noticed they don't do to well in a Semi-Aggressive to Aggressive tank. For as reef-safe, they will be hit or miss like any other Angel. They are very hardy, much like the Coral Beauty. They tend to hide a lot if bigger and/or more aggressive are in the tank with them.

SoloChromis · 03/25/2016, 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by scooter31707

They are on the smaller and more peaceful size of the Dwarf Angels. I have noticed they don't do to well in a Semi-Aggressive to Aggressive tank. For as reef-safe, they will be hit or miss like any other Angel. They are very hardy, much like the Coral Beauty. They tend to hide a lot if bigger and/or more aggressive are in the tank with them.

Sounds like he'd be a perfect fit for my 60g. As far as sessile livestock, it's 90% decorative macro and photosynthetic gorgonians, so I wasn't nearly as concerned about reef-safeness as I am aggression and hardiness. He'd be the biggest fish in the tank (not including the zebra moray

). Thanks for the input

03/24/2016, 09:38 PM	#1
SoloChromis Registered Member Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Florida Posts: 787	Black Nox Angels? What's been everyone's experience with this species, as far as hardiness, temperament and reef compatibility? Thanks guys __________________ 60g Macro Algae & Gorgonian Dominated Reef Cube & 20g (Peacock) Mantis Tank Current Tank Info: 60g Caribbean-esque Reef (2'x2'x2'), 10g Quarantine

03/25/2016, 06:21 AM	#2
scooter31707 Registered Member Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: Virginia Posts: 4,971	They are on the smaller and more peaceful size of the Dwarf Angels. I have noticed they don't do to well in a Semi-Aggressive to Aggressive tank. For as reef-safe, they will be hit or miss like any other Angel. They are very hardy, much like the Coral Beauty. They tend to hide a lot if bigger and/or more aggressive are in the tank with them.