Lighting: Moderate (enhances red and blue contrast)

males develop the signature bristles (tentacles) on their snout

Native to the Xingu River in Brazil

using its streamlined body and subtle camouflage pattern to ambush small prey

Also known as "Wild Nigerian Yellow"

Marble Angelfish (Pterophyllum scalare) Sizes:1.5 - 2 inches Lighting: Moderate (enhances red andMarble Angelfish (Pterophyllum scalare) The Marble Angelfish is a classic and highly popular variant of Pterophyllum scalare, known for its bold, irregular patterning and high contrast coloration. Featuring a striking mix of black, white, and silver marbling, each fish displays a completely unique patternno two specimens are ever the same. This unpredictable, flowing pattern gives the Marble Angelfish a dynamic appearance that shifts as it moves