Multicolor Angelfish is a very attractive multicolor fish. This species of centropyge lives alone in the natural habitat or in a small group. It is a very active swimmer and needs plenty of swimming place. It is found in the Central Pacific, Hawaii and Marshall Islands. Multicolor Angelfish is omnivores and eats a varied diet of live, frozen foods, shrimps and algae.

Potter’s Pygmy Angelfish, a Hawaiian endemic, is the favorite of many marine aquarists. It is very good and peaceful in an established aquarium. Like any other member of the genus, it is solitary and stays down in the rocks and crevices of the oceans. Pygmies diet is rich in vegetable matter and eats a variety of live, frozen and prepared formula foods.

Shepard’s Pygmy Angelfish, a perciform fish of the family Pomacanthidae, is very colorful and a pleasure to look at. It is very easy to keep and gets along with other fishes in the same tank. Found in the coral reefs of Mariana and Ogasawara islands in the Pacific Ocean, this genus’ main diet in the wild is algae and grows up to 12 cm.

Keyhole Angelfish is so called because the white spot on the body of the fish resembles a key hole. This Centropyge lives in the shallow lagoon waters and coastal reefs around Queensland, New South Wales and Australia. It feeds on live, frozen and prepared foods. Keyhole Angelfish should not be kept with others of its own species or genus as it can become belligerent.

This beautiful scribbled type pattern on the body of the Scribbled Angelfish is the favorite of marine aquarists. It belongs to the genus "Chaetodontoplus" of the family "Pomacanthidae." It is found in the coral reefs of the Pacific Ocean. They make wonderful pets and needs a large swimming place. Scribbled eat a variety of live, frozen shrimps, mussels, squid, spinach and macroalgae.

Grey Poma or Black Velvet Angelfish is an elegant and graceful fish and is very attractive in its adult coloration. It belongs to the family "Pomacanthidae." Grey Poma is found at the Samurai Island and New Guinea. It is a good community fish and eats live, frozen and prepared formula foods made from squid, mussels and spinach. It grows up to 18 cm.

Vermicualted Angelfish or Singapore Angelfish is gorgeous and beautiful though it is moderately difficult to keep. It can be found singly or in paired in New Guinea, Indonesia, and Philippines. Vermicualted Angelfish diet includes all kinds of live, frozen and prepared foods made from squid, mussels and spinach. Like other genus in this family, it grows to a length of 18 cm.

Bluestripped Angelfish or Bluelined Angelfish has blue lines on the body and it is very prominent that it can be easily identified as BlueStripped. This genus belongs to the family "Pomacanthidae." It is found in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Vietnam. It is fairly easily maintained in the aquarium. It is omnivores and nibbles on macroalgae, black corals, and sea whips.

Lamarck’s Angelfish or Blackstriped Angelfish is not so spectacularly beautiful but it is inexpensive and very easy to keep. This genus belongs to the family "Pomacanthidae." Lamarck’s has to be fed several times a day with variety of live, frozen and prepared formula food made out of mussels, shrimp, squid, and spinach. It grows up to 23 cm in length.

Blue Angelfish is the most beautiful angelfish found in the Gulf of Mexico, Florida, Bermuda and the Bahamas. This "Holacanthus" genus belongs to the family "Pomacanthidae." It is found either singly or in pairs. It feeds on live, frozen and good formula foods that can be made at home consists of mussels, shrimp, squid, and spinach. Blue Angelfish grows up to 45 cm.