| ost domesticated angelfish are well suited to fish | | | | and will not hatch. You ought to use a dropper to |
| tank existence. As a result it is a great deal easier to | | | | vacuum up any white eggs on the bottom. That will |
| get angelfish to breed then it used to be. Keeping | | | | diminish the likelihood of fungus growing on the other |
| the fry alive however, can be a little trickier. | | | | eggs. |
| It does no good to have successfully gotten your | | | | The common agreement among nearly all experts is |
| angelfish to reproduce if you can't successfully raise | | | | that live baby brine shrimp is the best food source |
| the fry. You set up the precise situation as far as | | | | for your angelfish fry for the fist couple of weeks. |
| water, filtering, lighting and food so that once your | | | | Feeding times ought to be between 4 and 12 times a |
| fry emerge they have the best opportunity for | | | | day. The essential thing is that they are fed |
| survival. | | | | moderate amounts at each feeding. Angelfish will |
| Your mother angelfish ought to handle the majority | | | | consume all that is given them and thus can easily |
| of the initial rearing of the fry. As soon as your eggs | | | | overindulge. This will cause increased mortality in |
| hatch it will take about three days for your angelfish | | | | juvenile fish. Your fish should be full at each feeding |
| fry to completely absorb their yolk sacs. After | | | | but not overfed. |
| approximately three days the fry should absorb | | | | By the 8th day you ought to still be completing 50% |
| enough of the yolk sacs and they can become free | | | | water changes, and feeding free swimmers more of |
| swimmers. At this point you need to separate them | | | | the brine shrimp nauplii. It will be time to transfer |
| from the mother. | | | | them to a grow out tank. They have no similarity to |
| If you have kept your angelfish eggs in a methyl blue | | | | Angel fish at this point. |
| bath originally you should be changing the water | | | | After several weeks of growth, if all has gone well, |
| approximately 50% every day. By the time the fry | | | | you possibly will have too many baby angelfish for |
| are free swimming the water should be relatively | | | | your tank. Also some have developed quicker than |
| clear. You should to continue to change the water, | | | | others and may possibly need to be divided based on |
| around 50% every day with high quality conditioned | | | | size. At this point, it may be time to seek out an |
| water to make certain to no bacterial growth | | | | active buyer for some of your angelfish family. |
| develops. Any pasty eggs left over are unfertilized | | | | |