🔥 Red Devil Angelfish (Pterophyllum scalare “Red Devil”) Make a bold statement in your aquarium with the stunning Red Devil Angelfish. This striking variety is prized for its intense red to orange coloration, often covering large portions of the body and fins, creating a fiery and eye-catching centrepiece in any setup. Elegant, graceful, and full of personality, Red Devil Angelfish are perfect for aquarists looking to add both colour and presence to a peaceful community aquarium. 🌿 Why Choose Red Devil Angelfish? 🔥 Intense red to orange body coloration🐠 Classic angelfish shape with flowing fins✨ Eye-catching centrepiece fish🌿 Ideal for planted and display aquariums⭐ Unique and sought-after angelfish variety When kept in the right environment, Red Devil Angelfish display slow, graceful swimming and become a focal point within the aquarium. 📏 Care Requirements 🧬 Scientific Name: Pterophyllum scalare “Red Devil”📛 Common Name: Red Devil Angelfish🏠 Tank Size: 120L+ recommended (tall tank preferred)📏 Adult Size: ~15 cm body (larger including fins)🌡️ Temperature: 24–30°C⚗️ pH Range: 6.0–7.5🧘 Temperament: Semi-peaceful (can be territorial when breeding)🍽️ Diet: Flakes, pellets, frozen and live foods👥 Group Size: Best kept in groups when young; pairs may form Red Devil Angelfish thrive in warm, stable aquariums with gentle flow, vertical space, and plants or décor that provide structure and territories. 🐠 Compatibility Suitable for peaceful to semi-aggressive community tanks. Good tank mates include tetras, rasboras, gouramis, and Corydoras. Avoid fin-nipping species and very small fish that may be seen as food. ⚠️ Important Notes Like all angelfish, Red Devil Angelfish can become territorial, especially during breeding. Their colour intensity can vary depending on genetics, diet, and environment. A high-quality diet helps maintain their vibrant red tones. The Red Devil Angelfish is a fantastic choice for UK aquarists looking for a bold, elegant, and colourful centrepiece fish that brings both beauty and character to a freshwater aquarium.
