Bait and feeding of marine angelfish

Most angelfish are omnivores and can feed all kinds of small animals, algae, sponges and corals. The smallest middle-tailed fish rarely hurts corals and sponges, but the large middle-tailed fish almost feed on sponges and corals. In the initial adaptation stage, the adult fish of these species will be very reluctant to accept ordinary food fed by enthusiasts. The same temperature as the country of origin is the best temperature.

Grey fairy and French fairy are native to the tropical waters of the Atlantic Ocean. In addition, gray immortals sometimes appear in New England as far north as the United States. The colors of these two varieties are much worse than those produced in the Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean. Faxian and Grey Fairy need cooler temperatures, so the water temperature in the aquarium should be kept within 2 1~24℃ as far as possible. The same is true of immortals and butterflies in the yellow circle. If the temperature is limited, they will live better.