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For the most part, it should be fine. However, if you happen to get a particularly aggresive individual or an altum angelfish (they're bigger), their could be issues. Usually, the only conflict between regular angelfish and guppies is that the angels like to prey on the baby guppies.

For the most part, it should be fine. However, if you happen to get a particularly aggresive individual or an altum angelfish (they're bigger), their could be issues. Usually, the only conflict between regular angelfish and guppies is that the angels like to prey on the baby guppies.

You should add another small clownfish, about the same size. In nature, clownfish are used to having many fish surrounding them. And clownfish don't need an anemone to survive. Infact, there are tales of captive bred clownfish dying when introduced to an anemone because they didn't have the...

Try live plants. They're better for fish. How many watts is your light? If it is low light (1-2 watts per gallon), than I would try simple plants like cryptocorynes, anubias, java fern, and java moss. If you have anything more than that, you could try adding riccia, a floating plant. Bettas...

While fish breeding won't replace your day time job, it could be a nice source of money. Depending on your experience in the hobby, what you breed varies. If you're a beginner, livebearers or kribensis cichlids would be a good idea. While most livebearers wouldn't make too much money, if you...