First of all, I am really grateful to you for the valuable information you have given me. Also, thank you for your kindness in answering my question. I am subscribing to your channel immediately. Because this is my personal opinion, this world needs experienced and expert people like you.
I have one last question and then I won't bother you again :) My double angel fish are laying eggs in the tank and I don't want to separate them, I want the parents to take care of the eggs, they are actually taking care of the eggs, there is no problem. However, after laying the eggs, I leave the light of the aquarium on so that the parents can see the eggs. What do you think? Is it true? If not, what method should I follow after the egg laying process is completed? I would be grateful if you answer, best regards
Hello, can you please help me with this issue. I have a pair of angel fish. They lay eggs, but the eggs turn fungus on the first day. Do you think the aquarium light should be turned off after the angel fish lay eggs? Or should the light remain on all the time? If you respond, I would be very happy. Thank you very much. Also, at what temperature should I keep the temperature?
Based on our experience of breeding Altum Angelfish and regular angelfish, the light doesn't mater in regards to the eggs but it is always good to have some light if you are leaving the pair to take care of the spawn, we breed Altum Angelfish at 82 degrease Fahrenheit
First of all, I am really grateful to you for the valuable information you have given me. Also, thank you for your kindness in answering my question. I am subscribing to your channel immediately. Because this is my personal opinion, this world needs experienced and expert people like you.
Perfect fish, if only they stayed this size 😁👍
Unfortunately they grow big ;)
I have one last question and then I won't bother you again :) My double angel fish are laying eggs in the tank and I don't want to separate them, I want the parents to take care of the eggs, they are actually taking care of the eggs, there is no problem. However, after laying the eggs, I leave the light of the aquarium on so that the parents can see the eggs. What do you think? Is it true? If not, what method should I follow after the egg laying process is completed? I would be grateful if you answer, best regards
Just let the pair to get it right eventually with the conditions you are providing
Hello, can you please help me with this issue. I have a pair of angel fish. They lay eggs, but the eggs turn fungus on the first day. Do you think the aquarium light should be turned off after the angel fish lay eggs? Or should the light remain on all the time? If you respond, I would be very happy. Thank you very much. Also, at what temperature should I keep the temperature?
Based on our experience of breeding Altum Angelfish and regular angelfish, the light doesn't mater in regards to the eggs but it is always good to have some light if you are leaving the pair to take care of the spawn, we breed Altum Angelfish at 82 degrease Fahrenheit