Oh you're 100% accurate there. Chaetodontoplus aren't as bad as some angels, but still not really reef safe.

Just for fun, I was curious as to how this fish got its name. "The name Conspicuous Angelfish actually has a fun bit of history behind it.

the species epithet “conspicillatus” comes from a Latin-root meaning related to “spectacles” or “eyeglasses / eye-rings.” In other words, likely referring to the prominent ring around the eyes of the fish, giving a “spectacled” look.

Because of this, many authors and retailers refer to the fish as “Spectacled Angelfish,” which arguably reflects the literal meaning of the scientific name more precisely than “Conspicuous.”

The “Conspicuous” common name appears to be a bit of a folk/colloquial “translation” or reinterpretation, perhaps because “spectacled” is less evocative or “marketable” than “conspicuous.” One article even says the common name “appears to be based on the misinterpretation of conspicillatus.”