Potter's Angelfish
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This is what Vivid Aquarium has on them:
"Notes: The Potter’s Angel can be kept with much success in reef aquariums, however it is more likely to pick on corals and clams than the Coral Beauty or Flame Angel. Some specimens will be more prone to pick at your reef then others- unfortunately you can never really know for sure until you add it to your aquarium. Recommended for the more daring reef aquarist. Can be kept with a wide variety of other fishes, except large predators. If you plan to house it with other pygmy angels it is best to add them together to avoid “territorial disputes”. "
"Notes: The Potter’s Angel can be kept with much success in reef aquariums, however it is more likely to pick on corals and clams than the Coral Beauty or Flame Angel. Some specimens will be more prone to pick at your reef then others- unfortunately you can never really know for sure until you add it to your aquarium. Recommended for the more daring reef aquarist. Can be kept with a wide variety of other fishes, except large predators. If you plan to house it with other pygmy angels it is best to add them together to avoid “territorial disputes”. "
We really like our Potter's. A beautiful fish that is always actively swimming. We don't have any SPS or clams in his tank, so I can't comment on that. However, when we added our purple sea plume, he did stop by to "investigate" a few times. This was only for the first week or so and he has not bother it since. He has not bothered any other corals. He is constantly grazing on the live rock. One a week I put in some dried algae for him and the wrasse. I feed mysis shrimp and the green food from Tropicorium. We got our from Preuss, I believe they are a direct importer of the Potter's.
Calvin
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Had to get rid of my potter's bcause it was nipping at my clams and zoa's. Very beautifil fish though. Probably one of my favorites.
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