) and hatchets live at the surface, so they may look tasty to an angelfish lol. Some people will say to just try to get adults and they'll be less likely to become lunch. I kept them together without any issues (well at least not with compatibility) but I hadn't researched much at that time. I've heard more about them being housed together since then and I would personally only get the hatchets because I know my angels' personalities. They're very docile, I feed them well, and they seem to spend more time staring at me while I work than prowling for little fishes to munch lol. Even then some people would say that there is still likely to be a problem either tomorrow or 5 years from now, while others say it would work out just fine. In the end, I think it's really up to you - how well you know your angels, whether you want to take any risk, and if you do decide to get them then whether or not you can get ahold of some adults. That last one is almost impossible if ordering online, but you MIGHT be able to find some in the store.
They might snack on a couple small fish that venture to the surface were the abfs generally stay, but they're pretty peaceful and super cool! Mine live under some floating riccia fluitans and eat bloodworms, nightcrawler, red wigglers, feeder guppies, feeder shrimp, and crickets. I enjoy them way more than I did the hatchet fish.
African Butterfly Fish
