CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can angelfish be raised together with peacocks and other fish?

1. Can angelfish be raised together with peacocks and other fish?

It’s best not to, and angelfish have higher requirements than peacocks. You can get some high-end peacocks to beautify your tank.

2. Can guppies be raised together with angelfish?

It will also interfere with the life of the angelfish.

3. Can guppies be raised together with angelfish and red arrows?

Angelfish and guppies grow up together, and generally will not attack their childhood friends when they grow up. If you buy a large angelfish and raise it together with guppies, the guppies will become a delicious meal for the angelfish. Among angelfish, the black angelfish is the most ferocious and is more likely to attack other fish. Even if you raise it from a young age, it is best not to choose this kind of fish.

4. Can guppies and angelfish be kept together in an aquarium?

If it is a small angelfish, the size difference is not big and the tank is relatively high, there is no problem, because peacocks are upper-level fish and angelfish belong to middle-level fish.

However, if the tank is not high and there is a big difference in size between the angelfish and the peacock, they cannot be raised together. This is because the angelfish is more ferocious and has a strong sense of territory. The big size difference will make it likely to eat the peacock. Even if it can't eat the peacock, it will still bite the peacock.

It is recommended to replace the peacock with a zebra, because the zebra is fast and even gods cannot bite it, haha.

5. Can small guppies be kept together with medium-sized angelfish?

They can be kept together, but be aware that guppies are lively and may disturb angelfish.

A forked tail may be caused by a scrape or a peck.

6. What fish can guppies be raised together with?

It can be raised together with tetras, such as red and green tetras, lotus tetras, lemon tetras, triangular tetras, etc. These fish are both active and beautiful small fish like guppies. They will not attack each other. Tetras are middle-layer fish and mostly move in the middle and lower layers of the water, while peacocks are upper-layer fish. They will not interfere with each other, and at the same time fill the gaps in the water area.