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Evelyn · 12-31-2005, 09:34 AM

Thanks. I've found your info confirmed with other research I've been doing so the Flame Angel may be the one! Now I just have to get my nerve up to buy it. My LFS is a great store with clean tanks and healthy fish, but it has no guarantees which, I guess, is normal. They also will not hold a fish for a week while I observe it. It goes to the first person with the money. They are very specific about acclimating. Their formula is to float the fish in the bag for 20 minutes tops, adding water to the float bag during the last 5 min. They say once the bag is open, not to ever let it float more than 5 min.

12-31-2005, 09:34 AM	#3 (permalink)
Evelyn Tunicate Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Fort Worth, TX Posts: 11 View Gallery Karma Komment	Re: Advice re Dwarf Angel for 55 Gal. Thanks. I've found your info confirmed with other research I've been doing so the Flame Angel may be the one! Now I just have to get my nerve up to buy it. My LFS is a great store with clean tanks and healthy fish, but it has no guarantees which, I guess, is normal. They also will not hold a fish for a week while I observe it. It goes to the first person with the money. They are very specific about acclimating. Their formula is to float the fish in the bag for 20 minutes tops, adding water to the float bag during the last 5 min. They say once the bag is open, not to ever let it float more than 5 min. __________________ 55gal AG twinflo, est. 6/23/05, 20 gal sump, 2x96w PC (actinic and 10,000K DL), ASM GX1 P Skimmer w/Sedra 3500 pump, 2 Maxijet 9000 PH, AM 3000 Dosing Pump for top off, 50# LR, 1 Eibl's Angelfish, 2 Perc Clowns, 3 Chromies, 1 LM Blenny, 1 Yell-Tail Blue Damsel, 1 PMint Shrimp, BLHCrabs, Turbo Snail, Green Star & Green Button Polyps, & Mushroom Coral.