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These Angels are beautiful and, with the exception of the notch in the nose that my Altums have, are almost identical. The colors are sharp, the lines distinctive, and fins long and striking. Nice specimens!
Have you noticed your tetras swimming closer together since adding the Angels? They look too big to be eaten by them, but they do appear ( in your video) to be aware that these Angels can be a predator. But, of course, that is hard to tell for sure in one video.
I put my Altums in a tank with a group of fully matured (Paracheirodon simulans). These fish immediately congregated nervously at just below the water line. They stayed here for a couple days ( very unusual for them, they usually school rather loosely at the 3/4 line near the bottom of the aquarium). The Altums are too small, young to eat them. But will be moving them before the Angels do get big enough to make a snack out of them.
Thanks for sharing the video. Im surprised how well the Peruvian Angels shoal together as a group!
These Angels are beautiful and, with the exception of the notch in the nose that my Altums have, are almost identical. The colors are sharp, the lines distinctive, and fins long and striking. Nice specimens!
Have you noticed your tetras swimming closer together since adding the Angels? They look too big to be eaten by them, but they do appear ( in your video) to be aware that these Angels can be a predator. But, of course, that is hard to tell for sure in one video.
I put my Altums in a tank with a group of fully matured (Paracheirodon simulans). These fish immediately congregated nervously at just below the water line. They stayed here for a couple days ( very unusual for them, they usually school rather loosely at the 3/4 line near the bottom of the aquarium). The Altums are too small, young to eat them. But will be moving them before the Angels do get big enough to make a snack out of them.
Thanks for sharing the video. Im surprised how well the Peruvian Angels shoal together as a group!