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French Angelfish are true romantics.
In the wild, French angelfish (Pomacanthus paru) are known for forming monogamous pairs that exhibit remarkable loyalty to each other. Once a pair forms, they remain together for life, which can span several decades in the wild. These pairs engage in cooperative behaviors such as foraging, defending territories, and caring for their eggs. If one member of the pair dies, the surviving angelfish may remain solitary for a period before eventually finding a new mate. This loyalty and lifelong partnership contribute to the fascinating social dynamics of French angelfish in their natural ocean habitat.