TOP 25 TIPS AND FACTS ABOUT FRESHWATER ANGELFISH BY FISH TANK AQUARIUMS 2018

TOP 25 TIPS AND FACTS ABOUT FRESHWATER ANGELFISH BY FISH TANK AQUARIUMS

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Angelfish Care, Feeding and Breeding 

Angelfish Stats :

Min Tank Size: 29 Gallons (132 Litres)

Care Level: Easy

Water Conditions: 5-7.5 pH / Soft to Medium

Temperature: 23-29 °C (73-84 °F)

Max Size: 6 Inches (15 cm) 

1-Angelfish grow large in the aquarium, they grow to about 6 inches (15 cm)

2-With well cared, the angelfish can live for 10 years 

3-Angelfish like a well planted aquarium

4-Angelfish hide it's entire body behind the driftwood or the plants

5-Angelfish tank should always have high quality filter

6-Feeding angelfish, most angelfish eat fish foods

7-If an angelfish refuses to eat, it’s usually an indicator that something is very wrong

8-So always test your water first if your fish stops eating.

9-Feeding them a high quality flake food, with frozen and live food

10-Frozen foods like bloodworms, blackworms, daphnia and brine shrimp

11-Angelfish form long term relationships with their partners and will usually breed with no intervention

12-they will pick place, rock filter plant and clean the surface. and once it is clean, the female will deposit her eggs.

13-Eggs are easy to see, so you can always tell when your angelfish have bred.

14-If you are worried about the angelfish devouring their young, the parents can be removed from the tank

15-After days the eggs will hatch the fry will become free-swimming within a few days, and the parents will take over protecting them and herding them around the tank.

16-The fry should be fed from the 1st day, and they can be fed baby brine shrimp, microworms, or any available fry foods

17-After two weeks, they should be large enough to accept flake food.

18-It may be best to remove a fish that has seen its partner die from a breeding tank, and try with another pair.

19-Unlikely the angelfish will ever breed again if one angelfish die that has formed a relationship with another angelfish 

20-It should also be noted that the P. Altum species is notoriously difficult to breed

21-Angelfish are often considered semi-aggressive

22-They are one of the few cichlids that may do well in a community tank

23-Many species of barbs, tetras and minnows can be added to an angelfish’s tank

24-You should always be sure that any fish that you add are larger than an angelfish’s mouth

25-If a fish is small enough for an angelfish to eat, it won’t last long

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