Fish Compatible With Angels?

[CluelessScot]

Hi all,

I was wondering which fish would be compatible with angel fish. Im looking for something that aint gonna fight with the angel and that the angel will leave be.

Thanks

Kev

 

[SPLiSH]

Praecox (neon) rainbowfish, cories and an angel are most likely gonna be the stocking when I get a bigger tank. The rainbows are too big for the angel to bully and they are peaceful schoolers. Cories wouldn't get picked on as they are down the bottom and are peaceful too.

Good luck!

 

[The-Wolf]

depending on tank size of course, how about festivums Cichlasoma festivum

 

[CluelessScot]

Hi my tank is around 45gallons. At the moment i have 2 angels and they are with 10 neons... they have been together for around 4~5 months with no problems but im guessing that sooner or later the neons will become lunch? I am planning on changing my tabk around to have it planted with my 2 angels, and a severum but a severum would destroy my plants... Also thought about a small discus? Any other ideas?

Thanks

Kev

 

[freddyk]

If you want peace in the tank then don't stock any more cichlids then the Angels - let them have the tank for their territory and you'll have stress-free angels with lots of room and no threats or competition. Stick to small peaceful fish that are not known for fin-nipping habits. Most bottom dwellers are game, as are any of the peaceful shoalers. The neons will become lunch one day, but it will take time for the Angels to grow that big.

 

[CluelessScot]

The angel at the moment is around 5inches and is growning really fast so looks like ill have to rehome the neons fairly quick.

 

[BigIan]

I`m thinking of stocking angels aswell, i was wanting 2 koi angels 2 black lace angels and 2 of theese cool marble goldy type angels the pet shop gets in

i was going to stock half a dozen corys in there aswell as some guppys (guppy fry = angel food)

i was also thinking of some mollys would a couple of pairs of mollys go with the angels???

And yes the tank is big enough to hold everything