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Bicolor Angelfish Featured

 
The Bicolor Pygmy Angel has a yellow front with a deep blue rear. The tail is yellow and there is a deep blue bar over the eyes. Bicolor Pygmy Angels are often found in groups in the wild, with a solitary male and a harem...


Scientific Name Centropyge bicolor


Common Names Bicolor Angelfish, Gold and Blue Angelfish, Oriole Angelfish, Boray-boray, Two color angel


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Comments Ok my bi-color looked beautiful and swam around quite a bit for a couple of weeks and then out of no where he hid in the rocks and started to attack my tangs and he killed my pacific blue tang(hippo tang) so i ended up having to take all of my rock work out and stress out all my fish to catch him and remove him from my tank


Liked about it its colors are amazing and bright.
are algae


Didn't like killed my tang.
and they eat corals and nip at clams.


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By collin
Oct 17, 2009
 
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Beautiful, just not suited for a reerf.

Comments Pygmy angles are beautiful and fun tp watch but they are just not suited for a reef tank. They are known to nip on most corals and can quickly decimate a reef. They aew bedt kept in a FO or FOWLR.


Liked about it They have a great color.
Lots of character
Fun to watch


Didn't like THEY WILL EAT CORALS!


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By ckusnierek
Oct 11, 2009
 
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Not what I expected

Comments I bought this fish to replace my way too aggressive yellow tang. I wanted something with color and also a fish that would "graze" on the LR. Whether or not an Angel will start nipping corals in a reef tank is 50-50...I was willing to take that chance due to the beauty the fish adds.
I have read that these fish can be hard to feed. My Bi-color angel lasted less than a week in very established reef tank. I never did see it eat. My advice would be to buy one after you verify that it eats frozen or prepared foods.

I have given this fish the lowest rating possible. Please remember that it is based on MY experiences only.


Liked about it Beautiful coloration
Algae eater


Didn't like Very very timid
Hard to feed


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By Mr.Peanut
Sep 16, 2009
 
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