Angel Black - Medium

When buying angelfish at a store, look for ones that are the size of a U.S. nickel, quarter, or half-dollar coin (0.8-1.2 inches or 2-3 cm). Half the fun of fish keeping is watching your fish grow from a young age to full adulthood. While angelfish are a relatively slender fish, don’t pick ones that are overly thin. Look for young, strong fish with a thicker head and meaty body. If possible, ask the store to feed them so you can select the most aggressive eaters. Also, avoid any fish with cloudy or damaged eyes. Bring home the healthiest ones possible for the best chance of success.