Glofish Starfire Red Angelfish

The newest mutant in the GloFish series is stunning. It features a solid hot pink body; in the picture here, these fish are not even under any fluorescence. Otherwise, these fish behave like any other natural angelfish.

Quick Facts

Care Guide

Tank setup: Give them tall plants or driftwood, a heater and a gentle filter.

Feeding: Feed a quality flake or small pellet once or twice a day, only as much as they eat in a couple of minutes. They also enjoy frozen foods like bloodworms and brine shrimp.

Tankmates: Choose peaceful fish too large to swallow, such as larger tetras, corydoras, plecos, rams, gouramis and peaceful barbs. Avoid fin-nippers like tiger barbs, and small fish like neon tetras that adult angels may eat.

Breeding: Angelfish pair off and lay eggs on flat surfaces like broad leaves or slate. A breeding pair can become territorial, so give them room and places for other fish to retreat.

Good to know: GloFish colors look brightest under a blue or actinic LED light. Care is the same as for any other freshwater angelfish.