Shop freshwater angelfish for sale online at Live Fish Store. Freshwater angelfish are elegant South American cichlids known for their tall, triangular bodies and flowing fins, available in varieties such as silver, marble, koi, black, platinum, and veil. Each angelfish is packed with care and shipped overnight with a live arrival guarantee.
Why buy freshwater angelfish from Live Fish Store
- Healthy, well-shaped fish: we ship angelfish with full fins and strong appetites.
- Overnight shipping: live fish ship via FedEx Priority Overnight or UPS Next Day Air.
- Live arrival guarantee: report any DOA within 2 hours of delivery for store credit or a replacement.
- Free shipping on $80+: qualifying aquatic-life orders of $80 or more ship free with standard shipping.
Choosing the right freshwater angelfish for your tank
Angelfish grow tall, often 8 inches or more from fin tip to fin tip, so choose a tank with height. A 29 to 30 gallon tall tank suits a pair, and a 55 gallon or larger tank is better for a small group. Keep the water at 76 to 82°F with a pH of about 6.5 to 7.5, add tall plants and driftwood, and keep the flow gentle to protect their long fins.
Angelfish are cichlids, so they are semi-aggressive. Adults will eat very small fish such as neon tetras, and pairs become territorial when spawning. Good tankmates include larger tetras, rasboras, Corydoras, plecos, and peaceful gouramis; avoid fin-nippers like tiger barbs. Feed a varied diet of quality flakes or pellets plus frozen bloodworms and brine shrimp.
Shipping and live arrival guarantee
Angelfish are bagged with oxygen, insulated, and shipped overnight within the USA. Every fish is covered by our live arrival guarantee: contact us within 2 hours of delivery about any DOA and we will issue store credit or send a replacement.
Frequently asked questions
What tank size do freshwater angelfish need?
A tall 29 to 30 gallon tank works for a pair; 55 gallons or more is recommended for a group of angelfish with tankmates.
Can angelfish live with other fish?
Yes, with peaceful fish that are too large to be eaten and do not nip fins, such as larger tetras, Corydoras, and plecos.
How big do freshwater angelfish get?
Adults typically reach about 6 inches in body length and 8 to 10 inches tall including their fins.
