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Blue Leopard Angelfish (School of 3) – Easy-Care, Beautiful Aquarium Fish

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $54.99.Current price is: $24.97.

Add vibrant blue leopard angelfish to your tank; peaceful and colorful, perfect for small community aquariums.

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Blue Leopard Angelfish (School of 3)

Technically not schooling fish, two of these fish will eventually pair up. The interactions of a small group of angels make an aquarium a heavenly place.

Quick Facts

Scientific Name Pterophyllum scalare
Origin Amazon basin, South America (captive-bred)
Care Level Easy
Temperament Semi-aggressive (territorial when pairing)
Adult Size Up to 6″ long and 8″ tall
Lifespan 10+ years
Diet Omnivore
Water Temperature 75–82°F

FAQ

What is the typical behavior of Blue Leopard Angelfish in a group?

While not true schooling fish, two Blue Leopard Angelfish will often pair up and display territorial behavior when paired. A small group can create dynamic interactions, but space and hiding spots are important to reduce aggression.

Are Blue Leopard Angelfish suitable for beginners?

Yes, they are considered easy to care for with a stable environment and appropriate tank size. However, they may become territorial when paired, so careful tank setup is recommended.

What type of diet do Blue Leopard Angelfish require?

They are omnivores and accept a variety of foods including flakes, pellets, and live or frozen foods such as brine shrimp or daphnia.

3 reviews for Blue Leopard Angelfish (School of 3) – Easy-Care, Beautiful Aquarium Fish

  1. Stephen Ince –

    I bought three Blue Leopard Angelfish for my 55-gallon tank. They’ve been active and colorful since arrival. The fish seem to coexist well, though I’ve noticed slight territorial behavior during feeding times. I added plenty of plants and hiding spots, which helps reduce stress. Great addition to my aquarium.

  2. Alexander Bailey –

    The fish arrived healthy and are very active. I expected some aggression, but with proper tank layout and space, they’ve adapted well. I feed them a mix of flakes and frozen foods daily. They look vibrant and bring a lot of life to the tank.

  3. Sam Harris –

    After a few weeks, the two fish started pairing up and became quite affectionate. The third one stays calm and doesn’t seem to interfere. I’ve maintained water temperature between 78 and 80°F. They’re easy to care for and very visually appealing.

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