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Anybody know what type of angelfish mine is? Thanks. :)ImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1421280101.646147.jpg


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Here's a quick pic of my pair! Got em after a pretty big rehoming I did, got tired of my misfit tank and am now slowly trying to phase out the none South American fishes.


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Rather hard to get a decent photo!!... Male or female??

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Rather hard to get a decent photo!!... Male or female??

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As previously stated, the only 100% way of sexing a live Angelfish is when they are spawning however, there are "tells" that help guessing be more accurate. Your fish appears to be a male based on the angle of the anal fin and what appears to be the beginning of the head hump. I want to emphasize again that this is only a guess but one based on years of breeding these fish. With today's domesticated strains, there are fish that show the opposite gender's traits. I once saw a beautiful Male Marble ( based on head hump and body shape) in a pet shop display tank and I approached the owner about buying it to go with my female marble. He informed me that he was looking for a male as well to go with HER because her mate recently died and she was laying hundreds of eggs almost every 7-10 days. So you see, there are no guarantees based on a picture. ;)

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They are so beautiful and so many different unique markings. I have always wanted an all black one they are my favorite, but I've never even seen one for sale locally


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My black/gold marble veiled angelfish pair; Magikarp and Goldeen.

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I'm not sure of their sexes, I think they might still be too young to tell, but if anyone has any guesses I'd love to hear them!


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They are so beautiful and so many different unique markings. I have always wanted an all black one they are my favorite, but I've never even seen one for sale locally


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I love the black ones too...here's my pair..I am lucky enough to have some pretty good local breeders in my area!

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I know I've posted a bunch of pictures of him already but he's like a second child, so here is flint again!ImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1432513846.965190.jpgImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1432513868.746994.jpg

I know he's dorsal fin is weird but he's perfectly healthy and happy i can assure you!
 
ImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1446270272.546374.jpg it's become hard to get anything but face shots of my angels because all the want to do is beg for food when I'm around!


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