need help

[tonyyammine]

i have 4 fish in my tank 2 percs 1 striped damsel and a bicolor angel..they are all the same size about inch and a half..when i go to feed them my bicolor never gets a chance to get in on the feeding. does anyone know how i can fix this i dont want him to starve thanku all

 

[Deanos]

Bicolor Angels (Centropyge bicolor) are typically shy fish. They are not considered as hardy as other dwarf Angelfishes. Online reports state that many don't reach the adult size of 5-6" before they die. If your tank is mature and large enough, the angel may find enough 'natural' food to sustain itself.

 

[Alfredo De La Fe]

Of all of the fish in the tank, the damsel is the most agressive. Keep an eye on it, it is probably the bully of the tank, which does not help. If you notice that it is very agressive you may want to try removing it to see if the angel's behavior changes.

-Alfred

 

[tonyyammine]

i been trying to remove the damsel he is a bully but it very hard to do i got too much live rock and i dont want to move it so im trying to put up with him for now.

 

[DEEPWATER]

Hey tony whats up .

try to shut down your pumps ,feed one side of the tank ,while the fish are eatting use a target feeder to put food where the angle is

try taking out the damsel ,it just going to annoy you later on when it gets bigger

good luck