Philippine Blue Angelfish Mix Zebra, Striped, Ghost Standard and Veil 6 fish

These are gorgeous and healthy young Angelfish babies. A mix of Ghost, Striped, and we have few Blue Blushing Pariaba which can be substituted upon request. These are a mix of Veil and Standard Tail Juveniles. Mom and Dad are in the pictures to give you a general idea on how they could appear as adults. As they mature the will become very gorgeous Angelfish. Angelfish can live up to 10 years in captivity if they are provided with proper aquarium conditions. Because of their shape, this species does much better in tall aquariums with a capacity of at least 29 gallons, but larger tanks are much better for them. As they reach sexual maturity you may have some pair off and begin breeding. During this time, they can be aggressive to other fish as they are protecting their chosen territory to begin laying eggs. Angelfish are able to recognize their owners and react excitedly when they see their favorite people come into the room. They look forward to every feeding and are always ready to eat. They love flake foods best but will eat sinking foods as well. Provide a variety in their diet for optimal health. Our babies are bred by us at Purple Aquatics and are raised on live brine shrimp, Fry Starter Krill, crushed flakes, decapsulated brine shrimp eggs, plus more variants of fish food to make them more adaptable to new diets in their new homes. Shipping: We ship on Mondays/Tuesdays, (day at my discretion), and sometimes on Saturdays and Wednesdays depending on the time of year and how the carriers are performing. I use multiple hot packs as needed, Styrofoam insulation, plus additional insulation materials and insert oxygen into the fish bag (we use double or triple bagging) to get your fish to you alive. Angels are shipped in our larger boxes and bags to get them to you alive. Make sure you are home or someone is to take them inside ASAP and begin acclimating them to their new home. The largest risk in shipment is the fish being left in a mailbox upon delivery. You can sign up for notifications about your delivery via USPS.com or for FedEx at https://www.fedex.com/en-us/delivery-manager.html Acclimating your new fish: I do not recommend drip acclimation for these fish. Its best to float the bag 20-30 minutes to adjust them to the temperature of their new home and then remove them from the bag and release them into the tank with plenty of aeration.