Angelfish

Freshwater angelfish are graceful cichlids known for their tall bodies, flowing fins, and calm appearance. They can thrive in a well-planned community aquarium, but they … Read More

The Midnight Angelfish (Centropyge nox) is a striking dwarf marine angelfish recognized by its nearly solid black coloration. Also called the Black Nox Angelfish or … Read More

The Silver Angelfish is one of the classic freshwater angelfish varieties, admired for its bright silver body, dark vertical stripes, tall fins, and graceful swimming … Read More

The Lemonpeel Angelfish (Centropyge flavissima) is a brilliant yellow dwarf marine angelfish known for its electric-blue eye ring and blue-edged fins. Its bold coloration, manageable … Read More

The Blueface Angelfish (Pomacanthus xanthometopon) is one of the most striking large marine angelfish kept in saltwater aquariums. Also called the Yellowface Angelfish, it is … Read More

The blue freshwater angelfish is one of the most eye-catching color varieties of aquarium angelfish. Most blue angelfish in the freshwater hobby are selectively bred … Read More

The biggest angelfish depends on whether you mean marine angelfish or freshwater aquarium angelfish. Overall, the gray angelfish (Pomacanthus arcuatus) is among the largest—and is … Read More

The King Angelfish (Holacanthus passer), also called the Passer Angelfish, is a striking marine fish of the eastern Pacific Ocean. Adults are recognized by their … Read More

Angelfish eggs are one of the first signs that a bonded pair of freshwater angelfish is ready to reproduce. Females usually attach hundreds of tiny … Read More

Angelfish are elegant freshwater cichlids known for their tall bodies, triangular fins, and graceful swimming. The species most commonly kept in home aquariums is Pterophyllum … Read More