Angel Fish Breeding

Hello, I'm Jamieson Thomas Vale, a Fellow Angelfish Lover. I'm the author of the best-selling guide "Angelfish Secrets Revealed."

This guide shows you Step By Step how to transform your tank into a Jaw-Dropping Aquarium filled with healthy Angelfish... that hatch and raise their own fry... Even if you've never kept Angelfish!

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Breeding angelfish in a community tank

Breeding Angelfish Tips for Community Tanks Angelfish are a popular species of fish to keep in a community tank because they are relatively easy to care for and peaceful. They come in many colors, but you will want to avoid any that have red tips on the dorsal fin or spines on their back. These may be aggressive and could start fights with other fish that can lead to injury or death. What is the Best Size that a Community Tank Should Be? When selecting a pair of angelfish for your community tank, there are a number of factors to consider. First, the size of the fish in question. Angelfish can grow up to 12 inches long, although they are generally smaller than that. Next is their temperament. There are some varieties that are more aggressive than others and may not do well with other species in the tank such as tetras or cory cats. The goal is to find two fish with compatible temperaments which thrive in similar water conditions--something this article will help you d...

New Angelfish forum lunch!

Hello everyone, Seeing that many people are interested in angelfish, I decided to create a forum about angelfish. Everyone can join and post anything related to angelfish. Go there, register free, start posting and let's make this a large community of angelfish lovers! Click here to go to the forum

Angelfish Characteristics and Compatibility

AngelFish Secrets Reveals here! Compatibility: For the most part, Angelfishes can be real bullies. Being very territorial and aggressive, these fish will particularly fight with species of their own kind and sex and other related and non-related fishes that are similar in appearance, color, shape, or behavior. The smaller Centropyge genus, medium-sized Chaetodontoplus, Genicanthus, and a few other genera species in this group do well in a non-aggressive fish community with other non-related species like Anthias', Butterflies, Gobies, Blennies, Tiles, and such. Other larger Holacanthus and Pomacanthus genera species communes well with less-passive tank mates, such as Triggers, Hawks, Groupers, Damsels, and Surgeonfishes. Most Angelfishes live a solitary life, but some wander the reef in small groups of two or three, usually mated pairs or trios of one male and several females. It is not uncommon for multiple males and sometimes females placed in the same aquarium to fight to ...

Angel Fish Breeding

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