Coral Safe or Not Coral Safe?

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

Yup, its sometimes as confusing as the eating habits of individual fish or even which tank it is in. My friend Marie bought a Regal angel that was reef-safe in another friend's reef tank, but now is an LPS eater. I have an African Flameback dwarf angel that is supposed to be reef-safe, but has killed my clams & several LPS corals. Now it seems to be behaving itself.

My wife's porcupine puffer is NOT supposed to be reef-safe, yet it lives in a 120g with softies, LPS & anemones, no problem.

Anthony

[The Grizz]

Originally Posted by SeaHorse_Fanatic

Yup, its sometimes as confusing as the eating habits of individual fish or even which tank it is in. My friend Marie bought a Regal angel that was reef-safe in another friend's reef tank, but now is an LPS eater. I have an African Flameback dwarf angel that is supposed to be reef-safe, but has killed my clams & several LPS corals. Now it seems to be behaving itself.

My wife's porcupine puffer is NOT supposed to be reef-safe, yet it lives in a 120g with softies, LPS & anemones, no problem.

Anthony

Same as my Picasso Trigger and Valentini Puffer they don't bother anything, and my Regal Tang as well. Right now my Fire Clown (so I was told), which I think is actually a Cinnimon Clown is really enjoying my Duncans. Really need to get some Anemone and/or Torch corals for both set's of Clowns I have.