The Red Devil Angelfish, a stunning variant of Pterophyllum scalare, is admired for its bold red-orange body, tall flowing fins, and graceful presence in the aquarium. Hardy, social, and captivating, the Red Devil Angel fish is a centerpiece choice for aquarists of all levels due to its vibrant color and elegance in community tanks. Native to the Amazon River basin, Angelfish natural habitat consists of slow-moving, heavily planted waters with roots and driftwood. Selectively bred for intense red coloration, the Red Angelfish freshwater variety has become a popular choice among aquarium keepers seeking both beauty and adaptability. Their long, triangular body shape and trailing fins create a graceful, almost angelic presence that enhances any aquarium. The Red Angel Fish typically grows to 6 inches (15 cm) in body length and up to 8 inches (20 cm) tall, including fins. Their deep red-orange hue, sometimes combined with subtle marbling, makes them one of the most eye-catching Red Angelfish freshwater varieties available. Red Angelfish are semi-peaceful Cichlids that thrive in groups or pairs. While calm in community aquariums, they may become territorial during breeding. Ideal Angelfish tankmates include Tetras, Rasboras, dwarf Gouramis, Corydoras, and peaceful Rainbowfish. Avoid fin-nippers or highly aggressive species. At Splashy Fish tropical fish store, our Red Devil Angelfish for sale and other Angelfish for sale are tank-bred, grown, and sold with love and care. Visit our fish store online or aquarium in Virginia for more high-quality freshwater fish for sale, such as betta fish for sale, aquatic plants for sale, freshwater shrimp for sale, and other aquarium supplies. WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FROM THIS FISH: Brilliant red-orange coloration with long, flowing fins Medium-sized freshwater cichlid: 6-inch body, up to 8 inches tall with fins Hardy and beginner-friendly with proper care Peaceful, ideal for planted community aquariums A selectively bred form of Pterophyllum scalare RECOMMENDED TANK PARAMETERS: Tank Size: Minimum 30 gallons for a pair, larger for groups Temperature: 75°–82°F (24°–28°C) pH: 6.5–7.5 Hardness: 3–10 dGH Filtration: Gentle to moderate flow with excellent water quality Red Devil Angelfish Care Guidelines Diet: Omnivorous. Feed a balanced diet of high-quality flakes, pellets, and protein-rich frozen or live foods like brine shrimp, bloodworms, and daphnia. Tank Setup: Include tall live plants, driftwood, and vertical decorations to mimic their angel fish natural habitat. Keep open swimming spaces to highlight their graceful movements. Behavior: Semi-peaceful; thrives in groups or pairs. Territorial during breeding. See more detailed information about How to Care for Angel Fish here.
