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Fish Glossary
| Bicolor angel (Saltwater Fish) | |
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They are extremely colorful and good specimens to keep in the aquariums. They are also known as the Pigmy angel or Oriole angel. This fish can live on all types of food including the algae. They are gazers and herbivores in nature. They need moderate level of care. They can easily fit in medium or small tanks. |
| Melas angel (Saltwater Fish) | |
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The Melas angel fish is also known as Tibicen angel or the keyhole angel. They are the largest member of the family. The body color of this fish is a mixture of black and blue. But the lower part of the anal fin and pelvic fins are yellow in color. They have a white bar on their body. They are herbivores by nature. |
| Coral beauty angel (Saltwater Fish) | |
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These fishes are available in extremely beautiful colors. They prefer to live in a tank surrounded by a lot of rocks. Their head is dark purple and the borders of the fins are same. The body is orangish red in color. They will require moderate care and the main food is algae. |
| Eibli angel (Saltwater Fish) | |
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They can adapt to any environment easily. But they will like it if you can provide them with a lot of hiding places. They are slightly shy in nature and this is reason why should be kept with the members which are not aggressive. They will like to be fed on a diet based on sponges and algae. |
| Fireball angel (Saltwater Fish) | |
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The fireball angel fish is also known as the flame back angel. They are originally found in the waters of Caribbean. They body color is dark blue and contains a patch of yellowish orange. Their eyes are large in size and are encircled with blue. They are easily adaptable to any environment and herbivores by nature. |
| Heraldi angel (Saltwater Fish) | |
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The heraldi angel fish is completely yellow by color. They are mostly found in the pristine waters of South Pacific Ocean. They should be kept in the aquariums which are already established. They will need moderate care and the diet is algae or other sponge-based diets. They will look great in the aquariums. |
| Venustus angel (Saltwater Fish) | |
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These are very beautiful fishes and are extremely active by nature. In fact they are so lively that your aquarium will start looking vivacious and this is the reason why the aquarists take keen interest in these fishes. They are best when kept in tanks with 50 gallon volume. They are herbivorous and like to be fed on algae. |
| Golden dwarf angel (Saltwater Fish) | |
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The Golden dwarf angel fishes are quite beautiful but they are small and can grow only up to approximately 3 inches. They prefer to stay in the coral reefs. They are bright orange in color with the golden bars on their sides. They are quite active and can fit in aquariums that are sized at 30 gallon easily. |
| Hawaiian potters angel (Saltwater Fish) | |
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The body of these fishes is oval in shape. The upper portion of the body is orange in color. But the body is also covered with vertical lines which can be black, blue or purple. In fact the lines become so dark that the lower portion of their body starts looking deep blue in color. |
| Hawaiian Lemonpeel angel (Saltwater Fish) | |
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The lemon peel angels are very beautiful to look at as their body color is striking lemon yellow and it is highlighted with blue. The highlights are observed in the lips portions, round the eyes and at the tips of their fins. They should be kept in aquariums with 30 gallon volume and feed on algae and sponges. |