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Zoe · 05-07-2007, 08:23 PM

I too think 29 gallons is on the small side for an angelfish, but with just one, and as long as its not a "low" tank, you can get away with it.
As for the neons, I think people get the impression that neons are way smaller than they are, because they're also so small in petstores. But adult neons can grow to 1.5", which is too big normal sized angels to eat.

05-07-2007, 08:23 PM	#7
Zoe <·)))< Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Ottawa Age: 22 Posts: 1,030	I too think 29 gallons is on the small side for an angelfish, but with just one, and as long as its not a "low" tank, you can get away with it. As for the neons, I think people get the impression that neons are way smaller than they are, because they're also so small in petstores. But adult neons can grow to 1.5", which is too big normal sized angels to eat. __________________ 90g pltd: angelfish [black, leopard, platinum, silver zebra & gold vt] · glass catfish · harlequin rasbora · neon & rummy nosed tetra · sterpai & spotted cory · bristlenose pleco 28g pltd: scarlet badis · oto cats · bristlenose 16g pltd: flame & honey gourami · cherry barbs 8g (soon to be 18g): 15 lbs LR · 10 lbs LS · YSP · zoas · shrooms · flame & hammer corals · brittle star · scarlet & electric blue hermits · firefish