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It never occured to me but it this has happened b4. I'm not sure if it's harmful for them but it's worth to ask right? Ok so now the eggs have hatched and my angels have seperated the good eggs from the bad. In a matter of time they will eat the bad ones. The bads ones ofcourse are not furtile and suspectiable to fungus attack. The question is that when they eat this fungused eggs, would it be bad for them?

This is not the first time they spawned and they have definiatly ate fungused eggs b4. In the long run would this affect them anyway?

Gee

Gee

!!I think I just learned somthing new!!

It won't hurt them. It's probably good that they get them out of there. I'm sure they do a much better job cleaning them up than you could.

Mike

was breading angils hard or not to hard? i think they would be a cool fish to brad but i dont got the room.

As long as u get a pair it's easy to breed. The problem is raising the fry that is hard

Gee

Gee

!!I think I just learned somthing new!!

I don't think that eating fungused eggs, will hurt your Angels.

Angels are quite nice to see when breeding. You must get 4/6 Angels & let them pair & then move the pair to another tank, so they'll breed.

When raising the fry, make sure that you feed them 3/4 times a day with Brine Shrimp & Microworms & change 30% of the water every 3/4 days.



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