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Re: Ekkk! Angel eggs!!



Thank you.  I did move most of the other fish to
another tank last night.  For some reason I had
thought I had two of the same sex, they usually just
bicker and chase one another all the time.  Found a
couple of websites that answered a few other
questions, too. Yes, waiting until I'm not running all
over the place would be a good thing :-).   


--- steev ward <steevward@mac.com> wrote:
> Victorea:
> I think on the first spawn you should leave them
> alone and let them figure
> out what they want to do, unless you have an empty
> tank to move the eggs to.
> That will give you a chance to see if the angels are
> fertile, if they are
> going to eat the eggs, and if they might want to
> guard the fry. The eggs or
> fry will get eaten sooner or later (unless you nab a
> few), but once the pair
> has started spawning they'll keep doing it every two
> to four weeks anyway.
> If they learn to be good parents (fending off the
> other fish) you might
> think about letting them have that 20 for
> themselves.
> So maybe you should do nothing until after the betta
> show (unless you've got
> empty tanks ready now).
> 
> Steev
> 
> Victorea Earnest wrote:
> 
> > My angels have laid eggs in my 20 gal community
> tank!
> > They laid them all over the back of a flower pot.
> 
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