These are not wild-caught fish. They are the offspring of
wild-caught fish. We breed the wild fish and raise their
fry.
In our opinion, the Peruvian form of scalare is the best
looking wild variant. The body has lots of subtle yellow and the
fins tend to get a reddish maroon color to them. The ventral
fins are curved into a half-moon shape and are iridescent
blue. The upper portion of the body tends to have lots of
speckling. We cross these into all our domestic strains to
strengthen them and give them the shape and other great
characteristics of the Peruvian wild angelfish. However, they
make great fish even if you don't want to cross them into
your current stock.
