Black Veiltail Angelfish

Black Veiltail Angelfish

Sale price  R 385.00 Regular price  R 450.00
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Black Veiltail Angelfish

Black Veiltail Angelfish

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The Black Veiltail Angelfish is a truly breathtaking freshwater cichlid, combining the deep velvet-black coloration of the Black Angelfish with the graceful, flowing finnage of the Veiltail variety. Their elongated fins and striking silhouette bring elegance and movement to the aquarium, making them one of the most sought-after centrepiece fish in the hobby.

Why Choose Black Veiltail Angelfish?

Elegant Black Colouration: Deep black scales create a dramatic contrast against plants, driftwood, and aquascaped layouts.

Flowing Veiltail Finnage: Long, trailing fins give these fish a graceful, almost regal appearance.

Interactive Personality: Intelligent and curious, Angelfish quickly recognise feeding routines and become a prominent feature of the aquarium.

Perfect Centrepiece Fish: Their size, presence, and beauty make them ideal focal points for larger community aquariums.

Scientific Name: Pterophyllum scalare
Adult Size: 15 - 20 cm
Minimum Tank Size: 150 Liters
Water Temperature: 24°C - 30°C
pH Range: 6.0 - 7.5
Water Hardness: 3 - 12 dGH
Temperament: Peaceful to Semi-Aggressive
Diet: Omnivore - High-quality pellets, flakes, frozen bloodworms, brine shrimp, and other protein-rich foods

Habitat & Tankmate Recommendations

Black Veiltail Angelfish thrive in spacious aquariums featuring tall plants, driftwood, and open swimming areas. Their long fins are best appreciated in calm aquariums with gentle flow and peaceful tank mates.

Ideal Companions: Pair with

Corydoras
Larger Tetras
Rainbowfish
Peaceful Gouramis
Bristlenose Plecos
Bolivian Rams

Note: Avoid keeping with fin-nipping species such as Tiger Barbs, and exercise caution when housing with very small fish that may be viewed as food as the Angelfish matures.


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