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devon7
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are angels a fast growing fish? does anyone know their growth rate?
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Mike R
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From eggs, in 6 months or so they'll get to half dollar size. After that in another 6 months they'll be 2.5-3 inches across the body. They won't grow much after that.

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Seven months ago I purchased my first, the body was not quite quarter sized. Today it's a good 3.5", if not longer. I personally consider them rather fast growers.

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devon7
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so they're definitely full sized in about a year?
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I wouldn't say that. They are fast growers, but they do get somewhat large, if you count the dorsal and anal fins. I do know that angelfish are pretty much fully-grown after two years or so, but that will always differ by fish.



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inkodinkomalinko
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Took mine about 9 months for them to start breeding, they were about 3" bodies. Of course, it always depends on the tank parameters and conditions.
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devon7
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ok
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