Assertion: angelfish's tank | /r/HasProperty | at least 55 gallons
Facets:
value: for a pair
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: for a single coral beauty
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: with plenty of algae growth
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: They can be kept with other non-aggressive fish in a tank that is at least 55 gallons.
text: A mature tank that is 55 gallons, and without other algae eating fish to compete with it for food, is the minimum size suggested for its optimal health.
text: : Monitor - Will harass smaller fish like clowns and anthias if tank is only 55 gallons.
text: If housing a known male/female pair, the tank should be over 55 gallons (208 liters).
text: Even juveniles need an established tank that is at least 55 gallons.
text: A better tank would be at least 55 gallons (208 l) with plenty of algae growth, and 75 to 100 gallons (283 to 378 l) is need for a pair.
text: Even juveniles need an established tank that is at least 55 gallons.
text: Be sure to provide your colorful little fish with a tank that is at least 55 gallons (208 l), since they are very active swimmers, and they can be aggressive so the extra room will benefit all involved!
text: Multicolor Angelfish is moderately hardy but will need an established, stable tank that is at least 55 gallons.
text: Eibli’s Angelfish are moderately hardy but will need an established, stable tank that is at least 55 gallons, with plenty of naturally growing algae on live rock to sustain them in the beginning.
text: This dwarf angelfish should be fine with smaller peaceful fish as well as the smaller semi-aggressive fish, as long as the tank is at least 55 gallons.
text: To house it with other fish the tank should be at least 55 gallons (208 l).
text: If you want to keep it with other fish the tank should be at least 55 gallons.
text: The tank needs to be at least 55 gallons for this dwarf angelfish.
text: The tank needs to be at least 55 gallons for a single Coral Beauty, and 75 to 100 gallons (283 to 378 l) for a pair.
text: The tank needs to be at least 55 gallons for a single Coral Beauty, and 75 to 100 gallons (283 to 378 l) for a pair.
text: Even juveniles need an established tank that is at least 55 gallons.
text: They should be fine with smaller peaceful fish as well as the smaller semi-aggressive fish, as long as the tank is at least 55 gallons.
text: A minimum sized tank would be 55 gallons, though a larger tank will be easier to maintain.
text: They need large amounts of algae to stay healthy, so add to a tank that is 55 gallons or more if there is a pair with lots of algae.
text: A juvenile could be housed in a tank as small as 30 gallons, but as an adult it will be less aggressive and more apt to survive in a tank that is 55 gallons or more.
text: : Monitor - Will harass smaller fish like clowns and anthias if tank is only 55 gallons.
text: : Monitor - Will harass smaller fish like clowns and anthias if tank is only 55 gallons.