Freshwater Angelfish Collection
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Anglefish
Elegant tall-bodied swimmer with graceful movement
- Beauty and centerpiece for planted tanks
- Generally peaceful for community tanks
- Wide variety of patterns and fin types
Our variants
Albino Red Eye Angel
BELEM Sky Blue Angel
Black Angel
Blue Pinoy Angel
Bulgarian Green Seal Point Angelfish
Leopard Angel
Peruvian Altum Angel
Platinum Angel
Super Red Devil Angel
Tricolor Angel
Veiltail Black and White Angel
Zebra Angel
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FAQ
1. How many angelfish should you have in a tank?
Most hobbyists keep 3–5 angelfish in a medium-sized tank (around 30 gallons). They prefer groups but need enough space to minimize territorial behavior.
2. Are angelfish expensive?
Angelfish prices vary depending on type, size, and color quality. Standard varieties are affordable, while rare or premium angelfish types can be more expensive due to selective breeding.
3. Are angelfish worth it?
Yes, angelfish are considered worth it because they are hardy, visually appealing, and compatible with many community fish. For importers, they offer strong retail demand and stable turnover.
4. What fish should be avoided with angelfish?
Avoid fin-nipping species such as tiger barbs and highly aggressive fish like large cichlids. Peaceful and medium-sized tank mates are best.
5. How long do angelfish live?
With proper care and stable water conditions, angelfish typically live 8–10 years.