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Blue Diamond Pinoy Angelfish (Pterophyllum scalare sp)

Blue Diamond Pinoy Angelfish (Pterophyllum scalare sp)

Blue Diamond Angelfish — Pterophyllum scalare sp.
Subtle shimmer, timeless elegance

The Blue Diamond Angelfish is a refined variation of the classic angelfish — prized for its soft metallic blue sheen that shifts under light like brushed steel with hints of aqua. Unlike striped or patterned angels, the Blue Diamond carries a cleaner, more uniform look, allowing the reflective scales to become the focal point. Under proper lighting, the body glows with icy blue highlights that contrast beautifully against dark backgrounds and wood-heavy aquascapes.

Originating from Amazonian backwater bloodlines, angelfish are vertical swimmers designed to glide through submerged roots and branches. The Blue Diamond keeps that same calm, hovering behavior — moving slowly and deliberately before pivoting and drifting forward. In groups they create a tall, elegant display that adds depth to any aquarium.

Growing to about 6 inches in body size with much taller finnage, they are peaceful but still true cichlids — capable of establishing gentle hierarchy while remaining community-friendly when properly housed.


Aquarium Setup

  • Minimum Tank Size: 55 gallons (75+ gallons preferred for groups)

  • Tank Height: Important — minimum 20 inches tall recommended

  • Substrate: Sand or fine gravel

  • Décor: Driftwood, plants, vertical structure

  • Flow: Low to moderate

  • Lighting: Moderate (enhances blue sheen)


Tank Mates

Best kept with calm, non-aggressive species:

  • Tetras

  • Corydoras

  • Peaceful plecos

  • Eartheaters

  • Discus (similar water conditions)

Avoid fin-nippers and overly aggressive cichlids.


Water Parameters

  • Temperature: 76–82°F (24–28°C)

  • pH: 6.0–7.5

  • Hardness: Soft to medium

  • Filtration: Strong but gentle flow

  • Water Quality: Stable, clean water preferred


Diet

Omnivorous:

  • Quality flake or pellet

  • Frozen foods (brine shrimp, bloodworms)

  • Occasional vegetable-based foods

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Blue Diamond Pinoy Angelfish (Pterophyllum scalare sp)

$16.00

$5.60
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Description

Blue Diamond Angelfish — Pterophyllum scalare sp.
Subtle shimmer, timeless elegance

The Blue Diamond Angelfish is a refined variation of the classic angelfish — prized for its soft metallic blue sheen that shifts under light like brushed steel with hints of aqua. Unlike striped or patterned angels, the Blue Diamond carries a cleaner, more uniform look, allowing the reflective scales to become the focal point. Under proper lighting, the body glows with icy blue highlights that contrast beautifully against dark backgrounds and wood-heavy aquascapes.

Originating from Amazonian backwater bloodlines, angelfish are vertical swimmers designed to glide through submerged roots and branches. The Blue Diamond keeps that same calm, hovering behavior — moving slowly and deliberately before pivoting and drifting forward. In groups they create a tall, elegant display that adds depth to any aquarium.

Growing to about 6 inches in body size with much taller finnage, they are peaceful but still true cichlids — capable of establishing gentle hierarchy while remaining community-friendly when properly housed.


Aquarium Setup

  • Minimum Tank Size: 55 gallons (75+ gallons preferred for groups)

  • Tank Height: Important — minimum 20 inches tall recommended

  • Substrate: Sand or fine gravel

  • Décor: Driftwood, plants, vertical structure

  • Flow: Low to moderate

  • Lighting: Moderate (enhances blue sheen)


Tank Mates

Best kept with calm, non-aggressive species:

  • Tetras

  • Corydoras

  • Peaceful plecos

  • Eartheaters

  • Discus (similar water conditions)

Avoid fin-nippers and overly aggressive cichlids.


Water Parameters

  • Temperature: 76–82°F (24–28°C)

  • pH: 6.0–7.5

  • Hardness: Soft to medium

  • Filtration: Strong but gentle flow

  • Water Quality: Stable, clean water preferred


Diet

Omnivorous:

  • Quality flake or pellet

  • Frozen foods (brine shrimp, bloodworms)

  • Occasional vegetable-based foods