The angelfish are rather easier in the game than real life. the the default angelfish <the ones that come with the game> and the ones you buy online so far as to what I know cannot mate with the black angelfish, I have heard of people saying that they mated but no eggs from the experence. Personally I don't think they can. But at 26.0 temp and a couple in a nice size tank left alone with big leaf plants for the eegs to be layed on, plus places to hide give the angelfish a happy home, plus Aquazone the company says to take the fry away from the parents because of the parents eating them, I say its not true, I have never had a angelfish or black angelfish eat thier fry! In fact the protect them and stay close to them in the beginning of the young lives. So my best results is to have only one pair per tank and there you go, the average amount of fry I have gotten is between 7 and 12. I also bought the Blood Worms from Aquazone online store and in my opinion the matings have increased.

Again with all my tanks 10 percent of water change with clorine cut every week. Since my tanks are 768 x 1024 my amount of clorine cut is 150ml. Becaue I change 99.9 liters each time. With filter up to 20 percent dirty.

Real Life Stats

Order: Perciformes
Class: Actinopterygii
FishBase name: Freshwater angelfish
Max. size: 7.5 cm SL (male/unsexed; Ref. 36377)
Environment: benthopelagic; freshwater; pH range: 6.0 - 8.0; dH range: 5.0 - 13.0
Climate: tropical; 24 - 30°C
Importance: aquarium: commercial
Distribution:
Gazetteer South America: Rio Amazonas basin, in Peru, Colombia, and Brazil, along the Ucayali, Solimões and Amazonas rivers; rivers of Amapá, Brazil, Rio Oyapock in French Guiana; Essequibo River in Guyana.
Diagnosis: Body compressed and disc-shaped; dorsal and anal spiny rays increasing in length from anterior to posterior part of the fin; first branched rays also very long; body height at anal fin level 1.07 to 1.29 times in SL; body color silvery with dark vertical bars (7 in juveniles, 4 in adults) (Ref. 35237).
Biology: Inhabits swamps or flooded grounds where the aquatic and riverine vegetation are dense and the water is either clear or silty. Its color is deeper in clear water (Ref. 35237). One of the most popular of all the tropical aquarium fish. Max. length 15 cm TL (Ref. 7020).
Red List Status: Not in IUCN Red List , (Ref. 36508)
Dangerous: harmless
Coordinator: Kullander, Sven O.

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