Assertion: angelfish's tank | /r/HasProperty | mature
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: over 6 months
type: TEMPORAL
value: with live rock
type: OTHER
value: to help sustain this angelfish
type: PURPOSE
value: as with all angelfish
type: OTHER
value: to provide the best habitat
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: At times with tanks that are very mature you may get away with more time in between water changes, but only if it shows no ammonia or nitrite and has very low nitrates (less than <10).
text: The best tank for it is a mature reef type aquarium that is at least 100 gallons (378 liters).
text: The tank should be fairly mature and having some algae and natural sponge growth on the rock is ideal.
text: At times with tanks that are very mature you may get away with more time in between water changes, but only if it shows no ammonia or nitrite and has very low nitrates (less than <10).
text: The tank should be mature with live rock that has plenty of naturally growing algae on it before adding the juvenile.
text: They do need a mature tank that is a minimum size of 55 gallons with lots of live rock structures.
text: They need a mature tank that is minimum of 55 gallons (208 l).
text: The tank should be mature, over 6 months.
text: Plenty of live rock with naturally encrusting organisms and algae is helpful, so the tank should be mature.
text: At times with tanks that are very mature you may get away with more time in between water changes, but only if it shows no ammonia or nitrite and has very low nitrates (less than <10).
text: The tank should be mature with live rock that has plenty of naturally growing algae to supplement their diet.
text: The tank should be mature, at least 6 months old or more to provide the best habitat.
text: As with all angelfish, the tank needs to be mature, at least 6 months old or more to provide plenty of algae growth.
text: The tank should be mature, over 6 months.
text: They do need a tank that is mature, and at least 50 gallons with plenty of naturally growing algae on live rock to help it to adjust.
text: The tank should be mature, over 6 months.
text: With tanks that are very mature you may get away with more time in between water changes, but only if the tank shows no ammonia or nitrite and has very low nitrates (less than <10).
text: Tanks must be very mature with lots of encrusting sponge and algae (Halimeda types) to help sustain this angelfish throughout its life.
text: The tank should be mature and have a large amount of algae growing on the rocks, which can provide a main source of food for this fish.
text: They do best in a mature tank over 30 gallons unless they are the only fish, with 55 gallons or more being recommended.
text: The ideal tank for them is a mature reef type aquarium that is at least 100 gallons (378 liters).