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BGK
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just wondering if they could go together.... the 2 angels r pretty big and i think they are breeding pairs. My friends don't want the angels as they are getting agressive towards his other fish...
would it be the same in my tank if i put them in?
just wondering if i should take them thnx

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If they are big and aggressive I would not put them into any tank with smaller fish. As they could be a breeding pair could you put them into a breeding tank by them selves?

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I second Keith’s statement.

The only chance I see would be if your tank would be significantly larger than your friend’s tank.

Even then, if your tank is not extremely lightly stocked you might encounter issues.

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If they are a breeding pair, just leave them on their own & don't add any fish.


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Thnx guys... i prob won't take them then, don't want anything to happen to my own fish
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