Captive Bred Sao Gabriel Angelfish

Captive Bred Sao Gabriel AngelfishName: Sao Gabriel Angelfish Max Size: Up to 6 inches Water Parameters: pH 6. 0 7. 0, temperature 75 82F, hardness 2 8 dGH. These are captive bred, so they will do well in 7 pH. Diet: Omnivorous thrives on a varied diet including high quality flakes, pellets, live or frozen foods such as brine shrimp, bloodworms, and small insects. Temperament: Generally peaceful but can be territorial, especially during breeding. May exhibit hierarchical behavior

Name: Sao Gabriel Angelfish

Max Size: Up to 6 inches

Water Parameters: pH 6.0-7.0, temperature 75-82°F, hardness 2-8 dGH. These are captive bred, so they will do well in 7 pH.

Diet: Omnivorous - thrives on a varied diet including high-quality flakes, pellets, live or frozen foods such as brine shrimp, bloodworms, and small insects.

Temperament: Generally peaceful but can be territorial, especially during breeding. May exhibit hierarchical behavior within a group.

Tank Setup: Provide a well-planted tank with driftwood and caves to mimic their natural habitat in the Rio Sao Francisco basin. Soft, slightly acidic water is preferred. Ensure good water movement and filtration.

Compatibility: Best kept in a species-specific tank or with other peaceful Amazonian species. Avoid housing with aggressive or significantly larger tankmates that may intimidate them.

Behavior: Sao Gabriel Angelfish are known for their graceful swimming and striking appearance, often displaying vibrant coloration and intricate patterns. Males may engage in courtship rituals, including fin displays and chasing.

Fun Fact: Sao Gabriel Angelfish are endemic to the Rio Sao Francisco basin in Brazil and are named after the Sao Gabriel da Cachoeira municipality, where they are commonly found.