These are not your typical slow-growing,
poor-breeding Double Dark Black angelfish. They grow fast,
are vigorous and spawn frequently as adults. We've worked
for decades to get this line to where it is today. Not many
lines of DD's fit this description. Most of these develop
nice red eyes.
We can't guarantee a degree of darkness. How can such a
thing be accurately judged and described. How bright the
light is, has a lot to do with how dark they look. However,
in our opinion these are dark enough to be considered very
dark angelfish.