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    Angels strain

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    What kind of angel fish are these?

    Anyone knows the scientific name?
    The maximum size when the fish matures?
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    Pterophyllum scalare. Plain angelfish (gets to 15-20 long if given enough space), as opposed to the super expensive altum angel, which is slighter in build with a somewhat upturned snout.

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    Quote Originally Posted by budak
    Pterophyllum scalare. Plain angelfish (gets to 15-20 long if given enough space), as opposed to the super expensive altum angel, which is slighter in build with a somewhat upturned snout.
    Thanks Budak.

    You mean 15-20Centimeters in height inclusive of fins right?

    Any idea the average lifespan of these angels shown in the picture?
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    kept properly they have a good lifespan, around 10-15 yrs, try to get young wild peruvian red spot scalare, they are one cute fish,
    if given the space they should grow to 15-20 cm long.
    mick

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    Thank you for the replies
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    Quote Originally Posted by cs_sg
    Thank you for the replies
    do take note.. angel fish are aggressive to other fishes and they do nip them.
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    Yeah, I do notice these angels are quite aggressive.
    The tank has about 10pencils and 2 otos in there.

    The angels nip among themselves but no major harm done. So far, they do leave the oto alone and the pencilfish are fast enough I think. I'll monitor them and see if they're getting more agressive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cs_sg
    Yeah, I do notice these angels are quite aggressive.
    The tank has about 10pencils and 2 otos in there.

    The angels nip among themselves but no major harm done. So far, they do leave the oto alone and the pencilfish are fast enough I think. I'll monitor them and see if they're getting more agressive.
    nip among the group is common. don't put slow swimming fishes or fishes with fancy tail
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