Blue Faced Angelfish or Yellow faced Angelfish is one of the most beautiful fish among the Angels. It is hard to keep and should be kept by an experienced keeper. It is generally a solitary fish. It is best to feed Blue Faced Angelfish several times a day with all kinds of live, frozen, and prepared formula foods. It grows up to 38 cm.

Regal Angelfish is a beautiful fish and has the most "Regal" specimen of all angelfish. It belongs to the family "Pomacanthidae." It is difficult to keep and is very solitary. The Regal Angelfish are one of the most common "Pomacanthids" on the Great Barrier Reef. It eats all kinds of live, frozen, and prepared formula foods. It grows up to 25 cm.

Butterfly fish is fairly small, brightly colored with distinctively patterned body with shades of white, black, red, blue, yellow and orange. It has rows of brush-like teeth in their protrusive mouth. Its conspicuous coloration of the body is intended for interspecies communication. It belongs to family "Chaetodontidae." It lives mostly in the reefs of Atlantic, Indian and Pacific oceans. It grows to a length of 22 cm.

South African Butterflyfish is a beautiful silvery color fish with two yellowish brown bands on the body. It belongs to the family "Chaetodontidae." It is the native to South Africa and is seldom seen in the aquarium. It feeds on foods that include brine, flakes and all kinds of good variety of live, frozen, and prepared formula foods with emphasis on vegetables and spirulina.

Unlike Peppered Butterfly, Klein’s Butterflyfish is a great fish for beginners and marine aquarium enthusiasts. This beautiful fish is hardy, inexpensive and very easy to keep. Klein's Butterflyfish is found in the Indo-Pacific, Indian Ocean and the African coast. It is a peaceful, community fish. This grazer eats all variety of crustaceans, coral polyps and algae. It grows up to 12.5 cm.   

Saddled Butterflyfish which is also known as Blue Mask Butterflyfish is one of the more colorful, elegant and popular butterflyfish. It is the easiest butterflyfish to keep. It is non aggressive with other members in the tank. It survives in the Pacific and Indian Oceans, Sri Lanka, Hawaii and Christmas Islands. Saddled Butterflyfish feeds on filamentous algae, small invertebrates, hard coral polyps, sponges, tunicates and fish eggs.   

Threadfin Butterflyfish is one of the most gorgeous butterflyfishes which is found in the regions between New Guinea and Australia. It belongs to family “Chaetodontidae.” It is easily available and is fairly very difficult to keep. It feeds on nemertine worms, Coral polyps, algae, polychaetes, algae, shrimp and gastorpids, and nemertine worms. In the aquarium, it is fed with live brine, the very popular formula for angelfish and spirulina. Threadfin grows up to 23 cm.