The differences between angel fish and skirt fish are as follows:

1. Different body shapes: the dorsal and pelvic fins of angel fish are very long, like angel wings, and the overall body shape is It is triangular in shape, which is a typical simple drawing of tropical fish. Tiger fish and triangle fish also have the same shape. The front half of the colorful skirt fish is wider, and the rear half suddenly narrows. The body is oval, and it is slimmer than the angel fish. She is slim and slim, with soft body lines.

2. Different sizes: The adult body of the colorful skirt fish is about 6cm long. It is also a kind of lantern fish. The fish body is translucent and the color will gradually fade until it turns white, indicating that its life is about to end. The adult length of angel fish is 8~12cm. It has a gentle personality and can be kept with small tropical fish such as traffic light fish, Mary fish, and guppies.

3. Different species: Angel fish is a type of cichlid, also known as swallow fish and angel fish; colorful skirt fish is an artificially cultivated variant of black skirt fish and is not a natural fish species.

How to raise angel fish as follows:

1. Water temperature: Angel fish are highly adaptable and can accept a wide range of temperatures. When breeding, it is more reasonable to keep the water temperature between 22-27℃. Warm water has been proven to be better for their immune systems, while cold water can extend their lifespan.

2. Water quality: A slightly acidic water environment is better for them. When breeding, you only need to control the pH value of the water body between 4.7-8.7 to ensure their survival needs. But the most ideal pH range is between 6.5-6.9. At least 20% of the water in the tank needs to be replaced every week to ensure the cleanliness of the water body.

3. Feeding: They are not picky eaters, but they like to eat fresh food, and their appetite will be better when eating new things. They need to be fed at least 2-3 times a day. When feeding, you can choose crushed fish food and feed it with branchiopods and bloodworms.