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Hello,
I was wondering, can I keep 2 angelfish in a 58L tank? The thing is they were a present for my birthday , and I decided to make their own tank in the space I had left. So the aquarium is 55L/30l/35h. So assuming that the filtration and the water quality will be very good, will they do well in this tank? |
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No its not, not really even big enough for 1, they need more swimming room. In that small of a tank they would end up fighting till one is dead if not both.
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I absolutely agree, way too small for Angel's. If it were me and that tank I would do a pair of GBR's
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Would be okay to house them while they are small until you get a bigger tank. But, don't wait too long. The sooner you get them out of there the better. Definitely NO when they are full grown.
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A lot of angel pairs are kept in 20 talls for breeding. If kept right,. perhaps.
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Adult pair can be kept in a 20gal, i defiantely wouldnt go smaller than that though
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