Angel-Koi
Angel-Koi
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Angel-Koi
Description
Koi Angelfish are one of the most striking colour varieties of the freshwater Angelfish, featuring a beautiful combination of white, orange, yellow, and black markings reminiscent of traditional Japanese Koi. No two fish share the exact same pattern, making each individual truly unique. Their graceful fins and elegant swimming style make them a stunning centrepiece for planted and community aquariums.
Peaceful yet semi-territorial as they mature, Koi Angelfish thrive in tall aquariums with plenty of swimming space and vegetation. With proper care, they become confident, interactive fish that can live for many years.
Care Information
- Scientific Name: Pterophyllum scalare
- Common Name: Koi Angelfish
- Origin: Captive-bred colour variety of the Freshwater Angelfish
- Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
- Adult Size: Up to 15 cm body length (20–25 cm including fins)
- Lifespan: 10–15 years
Water Parameters
- Temperature: 24–28°C
- pH: 6.5–7.5
- GH: 3–10 dGH
- KH: 2–8 dKH
Tank Requirements
- Minimum Tank Size: 150 litres for a pair (200+ litres recommended for groups)
- Tall aquarium to accommodate their long fins.
- Plenty of live plants, driftwood, and open swimming areas.
- Gentle to moderate water flow.
- Maintain excellent water quality with regular maintenance.
Diet
Koi Angelfish are omnivores and enjoy a varied diet including:
- High-quality flakes or pellets
- Frozen or live bloodworms
- Brine shrimp
- Daphnia
- Occasional vegetable-based foods
A varied diet helps promote vibrant colouration and overall health.
Temperament
- Peaceful when young but can become semi-territorial as adults.
- Best kept with similarly sized peaceful community fish.
- Avoid fin-nipping species such as Tiger Barbs.
- Very small fish and shrimp may be viewed as food.
Breeding
Koi Angelfish form monogamous pairs and may spawn on flat surfaces such as broad plant leaves, slate, or driftwood. Both parents care for the eggs and fry, although some captive-bred pairs may eat their first few spawns. Warm, clean water and a protein-rich diet encourage breeding.
Why You'll Love Koi Angelfish
✔ Beautiful koi-inspired orange, white, yellow, and black patterns
✔ Graceful, elegant swimming behaviour
✔ Excellent centrepiece fish for planted aquariums
✔ Intelligent and interactive personality
✔ Can be bred successfully in the home aquarium
✔ Each fish has a unique and distinctive pattern
