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FAQs about the Queen Angel 2
Related Articles: Queen Angels, Holacanthus
Angels,
Related FAQs: Queen
Angels 1, Queen Angel
Identification, Queen Angel Behavior,
Queen Angel Compatibility,
Queen Angel Selection,
Queen Angel Systems,
Queen Angel Feeding,
Queen Angel Disease,
Queen Angel Reproduction, &
Marine Angelfishes In General,
Angelfish ID,
Selection,
Behavior,
Compatibility,
Systems,
Health,
Feeding,
Disease,
A young Queen Angel in captivity. Photo by Hiroyuki Tanaka |

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Oh how wonderful life is with aquaria in hand and doing life's work, without
shoving it back to you, and saying here take this you... I have to ask cheers j-
are you female or male not that I care but curious!!! <Last time I checked, I
was a male - J is short for Jason.> your advice {splendid indeed master
splinter} ! I did as you requested and ordered bobs book the conscientious
marine aquarist, should be here Monday! <Excellent, I think you will enjoy it.>
I really have a question about my blue angel, or my queen angel you see the blue
angel has lines that curve back toward the tail and the one I have although 4
inches in length just body not tail look to be straight, and another thing that
leads me to believe it is a queen is the dorsal fin from front to back is neon
blue as is the fin from front to back on the underside of him is neon blue, and
from what I've been reading the adult blue has no blue color! <Hmm... that
doesn't happen for quite a while... give it some time and you will see. More on
the Holocanthus angels here:
http://www.wetwebmedia.com/marine/fishes/angels/holacanthus/index.htm > I
paid 68 bucks for this blue angel so they say, but did I get a blue or did I
get a queen? <Hard to say without a photo - I'm guessing by your description
that this fish still has it's juvenile colors.> if I got a queen I need to hurry
and get a 400 or 5 hundred gal tank right? <No hurry, they don't grow that
quickly but either way, both of these fish get considerably larger than four
inches and if you want to keep it for a long time, a larger tank will be in your
future.
Cheers, J -- >
Queen Angel
Just wanted to say Thanks for all the great info on the Queen angel. I am going to purchase a 3" (or so) juvenile for my 220 FO, and I wanted to see
if there was a good way to distinguish the Queen from a Townsend. Is a Townsend's markings just a subtle mix of the Queen and Blue? Any definite
things for the untrained eye to look for?<Not really they are pretty distinguishable>
I hear there have been some of both offered locally as Queens these days, so I wanted to try & educate myself on the differences. I was in a LFS today
and they tried to sell me what was clearly a blue angel as a Queen.<Yea that is either plain
dishonesty or lack of knowledge on the LFS part>
Thanks again for your time!<good luck, IanB>
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