What is Angelfish Qur'an?

Angelfish is a tropical Angelfish with salt water, which acquires its name from the tail pattern that resembles an Arab script. He gets his scientific name, spojacanthus semi -roundus , from the pattern of semi -semi -semi -clock on the body of the fish and also from the presence of the spine on its cover; Pozacanthus is Latin for a thorny cover. The natural habitat of this Angelfish is in the ocean around Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Maldives and the Caribbean. Adults have yellowish green heads, with bodies that are brown at the front and rear, and in the middle of the section they undergo yellow-green. On the sides are clear places, pale on the dark parts and dark on the pale part. Dorsal and anal fins have bright yellow tips and the edges of Gill and the rings around the eyes are clearly sapphire blue. In size, the fish can measure from one thumb (2.54 cm) to eight inches (20.32 cm).

Its attractive appearance makes Angelfish popular as a freshwater aquarium. InComparison with other Angelf varieties is quite resistant to creatures, but it is important to keep it in a spacious freshwater Angelfish tank, which is at least 100 gallons (378.54 liters), and ensure that the water is maintained clean and well seated. Lack of space can worsen aggressive fish tendencies and lack of pure water can cause it to be prone to illness and pests.

These Angelfish are not suitable for a coral reef tank because they tend to eat corals. In addition to corals, they eat worms, shrimp, molluscs, octopus, mushrooms and vegetables. Angelfish is a pasture fish, which means that it will have to be fed several times throughout the day.

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Angelfish Koran is somewhat aggressive and territorial, and it is common to keep it with other Angelfish varieties, or at least not anglfish of the same size. However, it seems that it is well out with fish of other species, due to its territorial nature, that it is last introduced into the tank. It is good to float Angelfish in transparenta container in the tank and see how it reacts to the other fish before it releases it. It is also recommended to provide sufficient shelters and escape compartments for other fish in the tank; If the Qur'an Angelfish seems too aggressive, it may be best to remove or isolated. This type of fish is not easily kept in captivity, but if so, it distracts its eggs.