I have beautiful Angels.
If you like really attractive fishes I hope you have a big tank, like 55 gallons or a 200 gallon tank for more like me
Please read the list I have below
Angel Fish
Blue Discus
Acara Cichlid
Blue Ram
Opaline Gouramis
Colorful Assorted African Cichlids
Jack Dempsey
Male Betta
Fire Eels
Bala Shark
Long Fin Danio
Giant Danio
Australian Rainbows
Turquoise Severum
Those fishes are really colorful
especially the Cichlids, and the Australian Rainbows.
If you have a 55 gallon, at least 3 Blue RAMS are good for it, as well as all of the other fishes. 2-3 fish of each kind is good enough, but since the Discus fishes are extremely expensive, I would choose to stay away from them unless you have some money to use.
Giant Danio - They are great with Angels, because someone on youtube, her user name is Gerardrander, and she has been raising fishes since 1991, and has many live plants that are ancient
Angel Fish - Angels are great fishes, but they are very shy, and they can get
stressed very easily, they go well with Danios, Tetras, and Eels.
If you have one XXL Angel, I would get a Turquoise Severum,
they will go well with each other.
Turquoise Sevrum - They can be semi-aggressive, and extremely aggressive, because they are a distant relative to the Cichlids. If you like them, you can get them, but there is no guarantee that they will be calm. Only some of them will be calm, but when introduced with the angels, they tend to be calm. They won't go after Giant Danios.
Bala Shark - They can jump out of your tank if you don't have lids. They will
not be aggressive to any other fishes, because they are semi-
aggressive fish, and other fishes might pick on them causing
them to stress out.
Fire Eels - They can only live in huge tanks, 10 gallon is a defineately no no!! if you ever put one in the 10 gallon, they will hate it, and they will stress out so much, they will die. That is why I kept all of my big fishes in my 200 Gallon tank, and my 29 gallon for medium fishes, and fast growing fishes.
Jack Dempsey - they are not too aggressive, the only time they will be aggressive is when they are mating, and when they are guarding their eggs.
Australian Rainbows - Australian Rainbows are in the semi-aggressive section, because they are not so feisty like cichlids, or gouramis, and they will not eat any other fishes. They might like to eat Dried Blood Worms when they get bigger, so then they can be a great ideal for being with other semi-aggressive fishes, and community fish.
African Cichlids vs. South American Cichlids - They are both cichlids, but there is a big difference. African Cichlids are extremely aggressive, and there is no guarantee that they can live with your other fishes accept African Cichlids.
The cichlids can grow up to 40 cm, because to tell you the truth, my friend has one 40 CM cichlid in his huge 500 gallon tank.
South american cichlids, are actually more like a semi-aggressive type, because they don't really chase other cichlids around as much. I have been raising them for some time now.
They can grow as large as 40 CM too. They will eat fish flakes, and like to stay in 65 gallon tanks at least. If you have a bigger tank, that is a lot better
Gouramis - Gouramis are semi-aggressive, but I can tell you, I bought some gouramis, they nearly killed all of my tetras. So I had to give them away
Male Bettas - there is something very important.. DON'T EVER EVER EVER!! PUT THEM WITH OTHER MALE BETTAS!!
Oh, and when breeding, get 3 females for one male, because one female isn't good enough don't know why :S it takes one female and male to mate for everything else normally...
