Assertion: angelfish | /r/HasProperty | aggressive
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: to its own class
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: for the other fish
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: to analogous species
type: OTHER
value: in nature
type: OTHER
value: toward one another
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: during courtship
type: TEMPORAL
value: with fish
type: OTHER
value: towards others of their genus
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in some cases
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Fact #1: Angelfish Can Be Aggressive
text: It is a semi-aggressive so the best tank mates are those that are also semi-aggressive, and of a different size and color.
text: Angelfish are generally peaceful, but can be very aggressive eaters and become territorial while breeding.
text: The Potter's Angelfish is a semi-aggressive Centropyge.
text: Are angelfish aggressive?
text: This angelfish is semi-aggressive and will harass peaceful fish and fish that are similar in shape, color, and size.
text: These angelfish are aggressive towards others of their genus, Holacanthus, however it is sometimes successful to keep two differently sized Blue Angelfish together.
text: This angelfish is aggressive and predatory so should only be house with similar temperament tankmates.
text: It will also be aggressive with fish that are similar in size and color.
text: These angelfish are very aggressive and will harass new fish added after them, which can make them difficult to find suitable tank mates for.
text: It is semi-aggressive and can become quite belligerent, possibly bullying more passive tank mates such as butterflyfish, batfish, and trunkfish.
text: Any angelfish that are especially aggressive during courtship should not remain in the same tank as the fry.
text: Angelfish are generally a peaceful fish but remember they are cichlids and can be aggressive toward one another, especially when attempting to pair off and spawn.
text: This does not mean they are aggressive, as many aquarists incorrectly believe; like most fish, they are opportunistic animals and will eat anything that fits into their mouth!
text: These angelfish are very aggressive and will harass new fish added after them, which can make them difficult to find suitable tank mates for.
text: The Eibli's Angelfish is semi-aggressive, yet it is still a milder personality than other dwarf angelfish.
text: This angelfish is semi-aggressive, but can be kept in a community aquarium with tank mates that are peaceful.
text: The Griffis' Angelfish is semi-aggressive.
text: This angelfish is aggressive and very territorial in nature, always patrolling the reef.
text: In some cases, the angelfish are too aggressive for the other fish, and will nip and attack many smaller, less aggressive fish.
text: The Potter's Angelfish is nonviolent and is usually aggressive only to analogous species and its own class.
text: It is a semi-aggressive but can be easily intimidated when first introduced to the tank.