| Old Text: | Provide an aquarium furnished with hollow rocks, rock rubble, coral skeletons etc., that the fish can hide amongst, as this will add to its feeling of well-being. Like all Angelfishes, should be kept in an aquarium in which particular attention is paid to maintaining low nitrate levels – anything above 30 parts per million should be regarded as an impetus for immediate corrective action, as Angelfishes of all species become more than usually susceptible to disease if exposed to unduly high nitrate levels. The use of an algal bed filter or an algal refugium solves tow management problems at once – lowering nitrates and providing a continuous food source. Considered as a result of maintenance knowledge gained in the past to be one of the less difficult Angelfishes, provided its needs for shelter, readily available algae and low nitrate levels are met. Single individuals may be maintained by experienced aquarists in a 40 gallon aquarium if managed intensively, but a 55 or larger should be supplied for optimum results, and for attempts at keeping a group, an aquarium of 200 gallons or larger should be chosen.
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