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    emperor Angel..

    Can Juv. emperor angel become adult one in tank?
    If not, what shall I do? Is there a way to do it?

    thanx..
    Be patient... or you'll see.....

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    given a good enough environment it has been done.

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    Emperor Angel

    I have one in my 200 gallon tank right now changing from juv to adult. It is almost complete. Fish has been in the tank for about 1 1/2 years. I just try to feed all different foods, etc. Formula Two, Angel Formula, Spirulina Formula, and Zoecon, Zoe Marine, also dried seaweed (nori) every day. The fish was about 2-3 inches when first introduced. He is now 3-4 and looks good.

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    beautiful fish. would love to have one myself.
    200 is a great setup for one of these guys.

    i have heard that the large angels can become problematic regarding feeding long term. i.e just dont get what they need and become uninterested.
    keep us updated over the years as to how he is doing.

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    Water Changes

    Triggers, I think the main thing with these fish is frequent water changes. I change 30 gallons every week. I had a queen angel over 3 years with less water changes, but it seems like it really makes a difference. It seems like if you constantly change water they will not even get sick (i do have a 40 watt uv going also), and they have a very strong appetite all the time.

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    I kept one for a long time which was a juvie and grew into a beautiful adult with the coloration. I would often take the white sponges growing in my reef and throw it into the angels tank. Make sure you feed a varied diet and I think you should be fine as long as you have the proper environment for it.

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