Golden Angelfish is a pretty fish, uniformly colored with orange to brownish orange with numerous vertical yellow stripes. It is quite spectacular as an aquarium pet. It is very shy and not a very good eater. It needs lot of nooks and crannies to retreat into. Each fish behaves differently from the other. It grows to a size of 10 cm in length.

This coral beauty is a true beauty with Two-spined and Dusky Angel. It belongs to the family "Pomacanthidae." It is the favorite of many marine hobbyists. They are usually found singly or in small groups. It is an attractive fish that changes its intensity of coloration and is relatively a peaceful fish. It is fairly easy to keep and generally good eaters taking all kinds of foods.

This fish is a cute fish with a brilliant blue and yellow color body. This popular fish comes from the family "Pomacanthidae." It is moderately difficult to keep. It eats all kinds of live, frozen and prepared formula foods. Its diet is rich in vegetable matter, such as small crustaceans and worms. Bicolor Angelfish generally grows up to 12.5 cm.

This beautiful fish is a pretty little fish with blue and silver color in the body. It belongs to the family "Pomacanthidae." This wonderful fish is now bred in captivity and is becoming more available to the hobby. It is not social and seeks nooks and crannies to retreat in. They are omnivores and are not good eaters. Once acclimated, it becomes fairly hardy.

This pretty fish also called as Red Stripe Angelfish is attractive and passive in nature. It belongs to the family "Pomacanthidae" and genus "Centropyge eibli." It is fairly active and makes a peaceful aquarium fish. Eibli’s Angelfish are found in the Indian Ocean, Indonesia and the Great Barrier Reef. These like to live alone and in pairs. Eibli’s eat meat, dried flakes and shrimps.

This fish is similar to the other genus "Centropyge" Pygmy, Shepardi and Coral Beauty Angelfish and all belong to the family "Pomacanthidae." They are found mostly in Indo-Pacific and Taiwan. Rusty is easy to keep and eats live, frozen and prepared food. In the aquarium, they are good community fish and keep to themselves. Rusty can grow to a length of 10 cm.

Lemonpeel Angelfish, as its name suggests, is yellow in color and has a quite attractive body. It is a very common fish in Central Pacific Islands. Lemonpeel is peaceful in the aquarium and survives mainly on algae and plenty of vegetable matter. This fish is generally available and moderately difficult to keep. Like any other centropyge, it grows up to 10 cm.

Herald’s Angelfish looks almost like a twin to Lemonpeel Angelfish. Belonging to the same family as Lemonpeel and Pygmy Angelfish, this fish is rarely available and very expensive. It is peaceful in aquarium and moderately difficult to keep. Herald’s Angelfish are found in Central Pacific Islands. It diet includes algae, vegetable matter, crustaceans and worms. It can grow up to 10 cm.

Yellowhead Angelfish is strikingly beautiful and quite conspicuous because of its rare pricey novelty. It is described by its name "Yellowhead" with 1/3 of the body in blackish blue. This hardy is pretty and desirable for marine aquarists. It is very active and needs more nooks and crannies to dart in. Yellowhead feeds on flakes, meaty foods, shrimps, algae, live and frozen foods.

This strikingly flame colored and black striped Angelfish is very peaceful and good for reef aquarium. It belongs to the family "Pomacanthidae." Found scattered across the western Pacific, Flame Angel is easy to keep and is not aggressive. A very good grazer, it feeds on live, frozen and prepared formula foods. Flame Angelfish grows to a length of 10 cm.