Assertion: angelfish's tank | /r/HasProperty | needed
Facets:
value: with growing on the rocks
type: OTHER
value: along with a stable lighting schedule
type: OTHER
value: either way
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: A tank that is 250 to 300 gallons (950 - 1135 l) will be needed to keep a male/female pair or to keep it with other large angelfish
text: Otherwise a tank that is at least 135 gallons minimum is need for proper growth for this 14" angelfish!
text: A tank that is 250 to 300 gallons (950 - 1135 l) will be needed to keep a male/female pair or to keep it with other large angelfish Suitable for Nano Tank:
text: Either way a MATURE tank is needed so your Blue Girdled Angelfish has a stable environment supplying plenty of food.
text: The larger the tank, the better the quality and the less often water changes are needed.
text: Minimum Tank Size: 100 gal (379 L) - Kept singly a 100 gallons will be fine, but a tank that is 135 gallons or more is needed if housing it with other fish.
text: 100 gal (379 L) - Kept singly a 100 gallons will be fine, but a tank that is 135 gallons or more is needed if housing it with other fish.
text: A deeper tank is needed, along with a stable lighting schedule to encourage spawning in captivity.
text: A tank that is longer, rather than taller is needed due to them swimming near the bottom most of the time.
text: A tank that is at least 100 gallons (378 liters) is needed.
text: In the wild they spawn in lower coral reef areas so a deeper tank is needed.
text: In the wild they spawn in lower coral reef areas so a deeper tank is needed.
text: A larger deep tank is needed, as well as a stable lighting schedule to encourage spawning.
text: A mature tank that is at least 100 gallons, with plenty of rock work forming multiple hiding places is needed.
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: These large tanks are needed to accommodate the amount of live rock necessary to support large quantities of naturally growing sponge and algae.
text: A tank that is at least 75 gallons is needed, with lots of algae growing on the rocks for their initial feeding needs.
text: As they grow an upgraded tank will be needed.
text: A taller tank is needed as well as a proper lighting schedule to encourage spawning.