The Red Devil Angel gets its name from its deep red adult coloration. This angelfish is a popular tropical fish due to its unique shape and interesting personality. Freshwater angelfish are aggressive eaters and will rise to the top of the tank when they see you approach. Due to their feeding habits, ensure your less aggressive fish get their share of food during feeding times.
Angelfish are curious and can become very territorial, especially during breeding periods. They pair off and will chase away any other fish that intrude on their territory, so stock your tank with caution. Freshwater angelfish are not picky eaters and will consume a variety of foods, including vitamin-enriched flakes, frozen, freeze-dried, and live foods. They prefer tall tanks due to their body shape.
Feeding is simple for the unfussy Red Devil Angelfish. High-quality dry, frozen, and live foods will all be readily accepted. Quality and variety are essential for maintaining the fish's health and coloration.
 
Species – Pterophyllum scalare “Red Devil”
Common Name – Red Devil Angel
Origin – South America
Diet – Carnivorous
PH Range – 6.5 – 7.5
Water Type – Hard
Temperature – Tropical 26°C – 28°C
Breed Type – Egg Layer
Current Size – Approximately 5cm (Grows to approximately 15cm)
Sex – Unsexed