Can angelfish live with siamese algae eaters?
Verdict
Yes
Yes, angelfish and siamese algae eaters can live together. Both are fine at 76–79°F. Plan on at least 30 gal.
Why it works
- Both are fine at 76–79°F.
- pH 6.5–7.5 suits both.
- They use different parts of the tank: angelfish the mid, siamese algae eaters the bottom.
Water side by side
Size to scale
Care at a glance
| Angelfish | Siamese algae eater | |
|---|---|---|
| Temperature | 76–84 °F | 75–79 °F |
| pH | 6–7.5 | 6.5–7.5 |
| Adult size | 6.0 in | 6.0 in |
| Minimum tank | 30 gal | 30 gal |
| Temperament | Semi-aggressive | Peaceful |
| Swims at | Middle | Bottom |
| Group | Alone or in pairs | Alone or in pairs |
| Diet | Omnivore | Herbivore |
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Questions
Can angelfish live with siamese algae eaters?
Yes, angelfish and siamese algae eaters can live together. Both are fine at 76–79°F. Plan on at least 30 gal.
What temperature suits both angelfish and siamese algae eaters?
76–79 °F. Angelfish need 76–84 °F, siamese algae eaters need 75–79 °F.
What size tank do angelfish and siamese algae eaters need together?
At least 30 gal, set by the angelfish. Add space for each extra fish.













