Assertion: angelfish's tank | /r/HasProperty | over 100 gallons
Facets:
value: well
type: OTHER
value: with plenty of rock work
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: If your tank is over 100 gallons, every 3 weeks to a month do a 20% change.
text: An adult King Angelfish will need a tank that is at least 100 gallons (681 l), and 135 gallons or more is suggested if housing it with other fish.
text: A male and female pair can be housed in a tank that is 100 gallons or more.
text: Due to their size and demeanor they need a tank that is least 100 gallons (378 l) with a few hiding places, especially for juveniles and open areas for adults.
text: They also do not get along with other dwarf angels unless the tank is well over 100 gallons.
text: They also do not get along with other dwarf angels unless the tank is well over 100 gallons.
text: If the tank is over 100 gallons, then do 20% every 3 weeks to a month.
text: If your tank is over 100 gallons, maybe every three weeks to a month do a 20 percent change, and so on.
text: A very large tank, over 100 gallons, with mature live rock and producing copious amounts of tunicates and sponges as well as multiple hiding places is ideal.
text: If your tank is over 100 gallons, maybe every 3 weeks to a month do a 20% change, and so on.
text: Bi-weekly - A 10% to 15% water change bi-weekly to keep water clean is suggested unless tank is over 100 gallons, then 20% every 3 weeks to a month.
text: Bi-weekly - A 10% to 15% water change bi-weekly to keep water clean is suggested unless tank is over 100 gallons, then 20% every 3 weeks to a month.
text: If your tank is over 100 gallons, maybe every 3 weeks to a month do a 20% change, and so on.
text: Bi-weekly - A 10% to 15% water change bi-weekly to keep water clean is suggested unless tank is over 100 gallons, then 20% every 3 weeks to a month.
text: If your tank is over 100 gallons, then every 3 weeks to a month do a 20% change.
text: The best tank for it is a mature reef type aquarium that is at least 100 gallons (378 liters).
text: They need a tank that is at least 100 gallons since they reach almost 10" as adults and need all that live rock for natural foods.
text: A tank that is at least 100 gallons (378 liters) is needed.
text: A mature tank that is at least 100 gallons, with plenty of rock work forming multiple hiding places is needed.
text: The ideal tank for them is a mature reef type aquarium that is at least 100 gallons (378 liters).
text: Provide a tank that is at least 100 gallons and plenty of hiding places.
text: A tank that is at least 100 gallons (378 liters) is needed, with lots of algae growing on the rocks, and aged at least 6 months.
text: The tank needs to be at least 100 gallons or more (wider is better than taller) to provide foods for a small 3-4” fish.
text: A tank that is 100 gallons or more will be needed for a pair.
text: A tank that is 100 gallons is the absolute minimum, and 125 gallons (473 l) is best.
text: A tank that is 100 gallons is the absolute minimum, and 125 gallons (473 l) is best.