Scientific Name: Pterophyllum sp. Zebra Angelfish The Zebra Angelfish is a freshwater aquarium fish known for its bold vertical black stripes and graceful swimming. It is a popular variety of the species Pterophyllum scalare and is loved for its striking zebra-like pattern. Appearance: Silver or light-colored body with several vertical black stripes across the body and fins, giving it a zebra-like look. It has long triangular fins and a tall body shape. Size: Can grow up to about 6 inches (15 cm) long and appears taller because of its fins. Tank Requirements: Freshwater aquarium with a temperature of 75–82°F (24–28°C). Recommended tank size is at least 20–30 gallons with plants and calm water. Temperament: Generally peaceful but may be slightly territorial. Best kept with peaceful community fish such as tetras, corydoras, and gouramis. Diet: Eats flakes, pellets, and frozen or live foods such as bloodworms and brine shrimp. Notes: Assortment includes a mix of colors and patterns; Exact colors and markings will vary; Stock photo used; fish received may differ.