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    Black Marble Angelfish

    Black Marble Angelfish

    Regular price $59.99 USD
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    Black Marble Angelfish – Bold Contrast & Marbled Beauty

    The Black Marble Angelfish is a striking freshwater fish featuring a dramatic blend of black, white, and silver marbling across its body and fins. Each fish displays a unique, painterly pattern—no two are exactly alike. With its graceful swimming and elegant fin display, this angelfish is a favorite for aquascapers looking to add bold contrast and movement to planted or community tanks.

    🧪 Care Information

    Parameter Details
    Scientific Name Pterophyllum scalare 'Black Marble'
    Common Name Black Marble Angelfish
    Type Freshwater
    Origin Captive-bred
    Adult Size Up to 6 inches (15 cm)
    Minimum Tank Size 30 gallons
    Water Temperature 75–82°F (24–28°C)
    pH Range 6.0–7.5
    Water Hardness 3–8 dKH
    Temperament Semi-peaceful
    Difficulty Level Moderate
    Diet Omnivore – flakes, pellets, live/frozen foods

    🌟 Why Choose the Black Marble Angelfish?

    • Striking marbled black, white, and silver pattern
    • Each fish has a one-of-a-kind color layout
    • Perfect for planted and contrast-themed aquariums
    • Peaceful and elegant with flowing fins
    • A favorite among angelfish collectors and aquascapers

    The Black Marble Angelfish adds visual drama and artistic flair to freshwater tanks. With its expressive markings and gentle behavior, it’s an excellent choice for aquarists who want both personality and beauty in one fish.

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