Captive Bred Guyana Angelfish

Captive Bred Guyana AngelfishName: Guyana Angelfish Max Size: Up to 6 inches Water Parameters: pH 6. 5 7. 5, temperature 75 82F, hardness 5 15 dGH Diet: Omnivorous enjoys a varied diet including high quality flakes, pellets, live or frozen foods such as brine shrimp, bloodworms, and small insects. Temperament: Generally peaceful but can be territorial, especially during breeding times. May exhibit hierarchical behavior within a group. Tank Setup: Provide a well decorated tank

Name: Guyana Angelfish

Max Size: Up to 6 inches

Water Parameters: pH 6.5-7.5, temperature 75-82°F, hardness 5-15 dGH

Diet: Omnivorous - enjoys a varied diet including high-quality flakes, pellets, live or frozen foods such as brine shrimp, bloodworms, and small insects.

Temperament: Generally peaceful but can be territorial, especially during breeding times. May exhibit hierarchical behavior within a group.

Tank Setup: Provide a well-decorated tank with plenty of hiding spots and vegetation to mimic their natural habitat in the rivers and streams of Guyana. Soft to moderately hard water with neutral pH is preferred. Ensure good filtration and regular water changes.

Compatibility: Best kept in a species-specific tank or with other peaceful Amazonian species. Avoid housing with overly aggressive or significantly larger tankmates.

Behavior: Guyana Angelfish are known for their elegant swimming and beautiful coloration, often displaying intricate patterns and vibrant hues. Males may engage in courtship displays, including fin flaring and chasing.

Fun Fact: Guyana Angelfish are native to the South American country of Guyana and are prized among aquarium enthusiasts for their striking appearance and peaceful temperament, making them a popular choice for community tanks.