Koi Angel Small

Koi Angel Big: The Koi Angelfish (Pterophyllum scalare), is an unbelievable variation that normally shows dark, white, and gold-orange shading.

When compared to the other members of the cichlid family, this shoaling cichlid is relatively tranquil. In addition, unlike most other cichlids, it has a tall, thin body.

Although the Koi Angelfish is native to a number of river systems in Northern South America, the majority of aquarium specimens have been tank-raised for generations.

The Koi Angelfish will thrive in an aquarium with driftwood, rock, or other plant life and a gentle flow of water. This fish doesn’t hide too much, but because of its shape and a strong preference for plant cover, it probably won’t hide in rock caves or other similar structures.

As long as it has plenty of room, the Koi Angelfish generally gets along with other peaceful fish.Typically, territoriality is at its highest point during spawning.

The Koi Angelfish should not be kept with dwarf shrimp or other small, delicate invertebrates. However, larger, more durable shrimp and snails might make good tankmates in an aquarium that is large enough.Unless the aquarium is very large, tankmates of other species should be kept to a minimum or avoided entirely if spawning is desired.

The unfussy Koi Angelfish is easy to feed. All types of high-quality foods—live, frozen, and dry—will be readily accepted.A diet of quality and variety is essential for this fish’s optimal health and color retention.

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III. Is this fish species peaceful or hostile?

A very  peaceful fish.

IV. Species compatibility

Larger tetras and Rasboras, Gouramis, peaceful Barbs, Rainbowfish, Corydoras and other medium-sized catfish.

V. How to feed this species?

They are omnivores and will flourish with Aqueon Tropical Pieces, Variety Chips, Tropical Granules and Shrimp Pellets.Frozen and live food sources can likewise be taken care of as treats or to help incite producing.Rotate their diet every day and only feed them what they can eat in two to three minutes, once or twice a day, for the best results.