Betta_guy95

Hey guys,
I currently have an empty established 20 gallon "high" tank planyed. I was thinking of putting two angelfish in there. I keep my water parameters in check and gravel vac and do a 20% weekly water changes. Can I keep the Angelfish in there over the course of their lives?

Thanks!

Prince Powder

While tall tanks are ideal for angels I believe they would need at least a 29g high when they are full grown.

Amanda

I've heard of people keeping them in a 20 high, I think that's the absolute minimum...
I may be wrong though.

Betta_guy95

Ok. Well I'll give it a shot, and if I need a larger tank, I can always save up for one. Thanks guys

Shawnie

20g high works great as long as there are no other horizontal swimmers with them....but that would be my minimum as amandas

Betta_guy95

Nope. the 2 angelfish are gonna be the only ones in the tank

konstargirl

Good lucky on your angelfish tank then. Wondering if you get a spawning pair. lol

tetralover77

2 angelfish 1 plec 2 bolivian rams would fit nicely in there otherwise there is the option of guppies and tetra and my personal favorite rainbowfish

Diggly

I would have to respectfully disagree with you tetralover