Adding angelfish to tank

As long as the new angels are smaller than the one you have now, there should be no problem adding more angels, because being smaller they present no threat to it. Taller plants instead of short spreading ones. Angels like to swim in and out of them. I with I could get a bigger tank than my 75 gal. but not sure the floor would hold the extra weight, lol.

my friend has 3 angels (3-4 years old) and recently he wanted to add few Xiphos. Man.. thoose angels were really aggressive with the new poor fishes!

I have one 4 year old angel and I am planning on adding more angels with him
I am thinking of putting between 3-5 angels in with him, and I want all of them to be comparable in size to him
I'm not worried about new angels giving him a hard time, since I already manages to get by with a huge blood parrot, geophagus brasiliensis, and 3 rambunctious rainbow cichlids
my concern is more with putting new angels with an already established angel
back when it was just him with a second angel that he happened to fancy (never bred though and lost her in an ick outbreak ) I tried throwing in a third that he just attacked relentlessly
back when I bought him, it was him, the one he came to fancy, and the alpha male
my angel got ride of the alpha male by pulling his eye out and leaving it to dangle and not letting him leave the corner until he died
angels...are not exactly angels lol

If you put angelfish that are the same size as him in the tank , more than likely they will gang up on him and bully him as not being a part of the group. Small angels grow very fast, and soon you will have an established school with your 4 yr. old as the unquestioned leader, with no problem. I have some that in 2 weeks have doubled in size, the little piglets eat everything, and beg whenever they see me.

I just added 2 new Angels the size of the original and 3 smaller ones
They seem to be getting along with the original showing them that he is boss lol


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