josephtsui

I am planning to keep a pair of angelfish, and I am writing a list of the equipments I need in order to achieve that, can anyone help me about them

Allie

You just need a 20g+ Bigger is always better, a HOB filter would be best, or a canister heater set on 78*...my angelfish bicker when the tank gets too hot, over 80.
I love my angelfish, but they are much more aggressive than I was expecting. FYI! They should be call devilfish.

josephtsui

do you need a airpump for them??

what size of filter do i need to get??

can u suggest a gravel??

DarkRevoultions

He said that you will need a 20+ gallon tank.

And, you can if you want, I do too but I don't turn it on often. I usually will turn it on only when the angels are breathing heavily which means the gills are always opening and closing so fast.

Also, the reason why I don't turn on the air pumps so often is because, I put in a hand full of aquarium salt in my 29 gallon tank, and my 200 gallon I put about 20 handfuls of aquarium salt, and 350 I put the entire box of fine aquarium salt. That's why my aquarium cupboards are filled with aquarium salt, fish food, and the filters. I have one external filter on my 350, and side filter hanging on the side too

I don't use a lid for my tanks, so I have a little reading lamp hanging from the wall shining light onto the tanks. I can bring in low light, and medium light. I can bring in strong light, but I don't really need to.

I also have side filters on my 29, and 200 gallon tank.

Aquarium salt heals, and protects fishes from wounds, and diseases. It also helps with the breathing, it's like clearing your stuffy nose (if you ever had one) but I was just using it as an example.

So I suggest you buy aquarium salt, and it should really help a lot.

Shawnie

darrevoulutions..many fish do not tolerate salt very well...your labyrinth fish will cause more harm than good..your scaless fish will not be able to handle it either...