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Mixed angelfish - Pterophyllum scalare (South America)
A Territorial but Tolerant Fish
The Angelfish - Pterophyllum scalare is a freshwater fish living at a temperature of 24 - 30°C and a pH of 6.0 to 8.0. Its reproduction is possible by regularly monitoring the behavior of your specimens, as once the pair is formed, this fish becomes very territorial.
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- Delivery price France
- Fixed price €24.90 - Offered starting from €249 of living*
- Minimum order amount for live products
- 50€ excluding shipping costs. For the well-being of the animals, do not make them travel alone.
- Origin
- South America
- Food
- Worms, crustaceans, and plant matter
- Recommended number
- Group of 5 or more
- Environment
- Fresh water
- Temperature
- 75 - 86°F
- Length of the aqua min
- 100 cm
- Reproduction
- Yes
- pH
- 6.0 to 8.0
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The Angelfish - Pterophyllum scalare is a freshwater fish living at a temperature of 24 - 30°C and a pH of 6.0 to 8.0. Its reproduction is possible, and it feeds on worms, crustaceans, and plant matter. To keep it in good conditions, we recommend a group of 5 or more in an aquarium with a minimum length of 100 cm and a capacity of at least 300 L. This fish is native to South America: the Amazon basin, in Peru, Colombia, and Brazil. It thrives along the Ucayali, Solimões, and Amazon rivers; rivers of Amapá (Brazil), Rio Oyapock in French Guiana, Essequibo in Guyana. Its approximate size at sale is 3-4 cm. Once fully grown, this fish can reach up to 20 cm. If you wish to feed it with inert food, refer to the suggestion tab below.
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A Territorial but Tolerant Fish
The Angelfish - Pterophyllum scalare is a freshwater fish living at a temperature of 24 - 30°C and a pH of 6.0 to 8.0. Its reproduction is possible by regularly monitoring the behavior of your specimens, as once the pair is formed, this fish becomes very territorial.