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Planted Member
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Angelfish breeding advice
Two of my angelfish paired off and laid eggs on the filter intake tube (don't know why, I have plenty of swords and slate pieces). Anyways, they were impossible to guard and were promptly devoured by my other tank inhabitants. I'd actually like to keep the next batch, though.
3-part question: How often do angelfish lay eggs? Should the parents stay with the eggs? Is there any object I could put into the tank that they would be encouraged to lay eggs on? |
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Algae Grower
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Did the make follow behind the female and fertilise the eggs?
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Planted Tank Obsessed
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3-part answer:
About every two weeks Definitely! It's an awesome thing to watch! Mine lay eggs on all of the above and even the tank glass You could try leaving a light on near the tank at night to give the parents a fighting chance but if you can get them in a tank by themselves that would be best. The tank mates always get them eventually. Also, extra water changes will encourage them to breed. |
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Planted Member
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I've heard that the parents should be removed once the eggs hatch, too?
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Planted Tank Enthusiast
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Take a look at these threads. These kinds of posts/questions come up like once or twice a week. Some of these threads may help answer your questions: http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/fi...lfish-fry.html http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/fi...ir-angels.html http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/fish/120021-spawn.html J |
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