Bulgarian angelfish

The Bulgarian angelfish, also known as the Marble angelfish, is a popular freshwater fish that belongs to the Cichlid family. As the name suggests, this fish is native to Bulgaria and can also be found in other parts of Eastern Europe.

The Bulgarian angelfish has a distinctive appearance with its round, disc-shaped body and long fins. It can grow up to 6 inches in length and has a marbled pattern on its body that can range from light to dark brown. It also has vertical black stripes and a bright red or orange spot on the upper part of its body, just behind the eyes.

In terms of behavior, the Bulgarian angelfish is generally peaceful but can be territorial during breeding. It requires a spacious aquarium with plenty of hiding places and vegetation to provide a comfortable environment for the fish. The ideal water temperature for this fish is between 76-84°F, and the pH range should be between 6.0-7.5.

Overall, the Bulgarian angelfish is a beautiful and fascinating fish that can make a great addition to any freshwater aquarium.