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Do Angelfish Eat Cardinal Tetras. They may grow bigger and eat the cardinal tetras. Im currently growing them out in a. I heard cardinals grow more bigger than neons so i decided to get a school of cardinal tetras. Although angelfish are territorial, they do not attack other fish if you keep them in the right environment. You may have better luck raising small angels in a community setup. Suitable tank mates for angelfish include larger, fast. Yes, angelfish can eat cardinal tetras. Both species of fish are friendly. If the angels get large enough they can definitely go after tetras. Angelfish can eat other fish, particularly those small enough to fit in their mouths or those with slow mobility, bright colors, or long fins. I believe, generally if they grow up with small fish they tend not to eat them, and if the smaller fish are fast they probably won't. No, angelfish will not eat cardinal tetras. Cardinal tetras are small fish that are seen as food by adult angelfish. However, fresh water angelfish tend to prey on species smaller.

Cardinal tetras are small fish that are seen as food by adult angelfish. Im currently growing them out in a. Both species of fish are friendly. Suitable tank mates for angelfish include larger, fast. Angelfish can eat other fish, particularly those small enough to fit in their mouths or those with slow mobility, bright colors, or long fins. However, fresh water angelfish tend to prey on species smaller. Although angelfish are territorial, they do not attack other fish if you keep them in the right environment. I believe, generally if they grow up with small fish they tend not to eat them, and if the smaller fish are fast they probably won't. You may have better luck raising small angels in a community setup. No, angelfish will not eat cardinal tetras.

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Do Angelfish Eat Cardinal Tetras No, angelfish will not eat cardinal tetras. Cardinal tetras are small fish that are seen as food by adult angelfish. You may have better luck raising small angels in a community setup. I believe, generally if they grow up with small fish they tend not to eat them, and if the smaller fish are fast they probably won't. However, fresh water angelfish tend to prey on species smaller. They may grow bigger and eat the cardinal tetras. I heard cardinals grow more bigger than neons so i decided to get a school of cardinal tetras. No, angelfish will not eat cardinal tetras. If the angels get large enough they can definitely go after tetras. Both species of fish are friendly. Yes, angelfish can eat cardinal tetras. Im currently growing them out in a. Angelfish can eat other fish, particularly those small enough to fit in their mouths or those with slow mobility, bright colors, or long fins. Suitable tank mates for angelfish include larger, fast. Although angelfish are territorial, they do not attack other fish if you keep them in the right environment.