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Posted 1 Year, 6 Months ago #1
These are the juvenile gold angelfish Johnarthur gave me yesterday. They are mixed in with four of my juvie smokies.
John, the little guys have settled in very nicely. They are voracious little eaters. I imagine they should grow rapidly in the 55 gallon I put them in.
Last Edit: 2008/09/06 13:50 By Megham. Reason: upload photo
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Posted 1 Year, 6 Months ago #2
They look happy. Glad you like them.
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Posted 1 Year, 6 Months ago #3
Aw!!!

They're so cute!
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Posted 1 Year, 5 Months ago #4
Nice fish John! Good luck with them Megham!
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Posted 11 Months ago #5
miss megham the pic look more and more beautiful if u use bright substrate..otherwise those are just flawless
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Posted 11 Months ago #6
I think they look nice against the blue substrate, makes them stand out. I've never had any luck with Angel fish, I will stick with my puffers. Good luck with them Megham.
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Posted 11 Months ago #7
Angelfish are not the easiest to raise, but then neither are puffers.
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Posted 11 Months ago #8
Puffers aren't too bad once you know what they need. They are very rewarding fish. They are very intelligent, and sometimes I'm not sure that's a good thing in a fish! But they are funny and they make me smile.
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Posted 11 Months ago #9
well my 30 was getting crowded and now i have my two angels and my puffer together with like 15 mollies in my 130g and they're getting along actually Im considering more angels.
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Posted 10 Months, 4 Weeks ago #10
When they mature, the angelfish will become aggressive. They also need a water temperature of about 82.
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Posted 10 Months, 4 Weeks ago #11
Most puffers don't generally want it that warm.
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Posted 10 Months, 4 Weeks ago #12
And Discus need even warmer water.
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Posted 10 Months, 4 Weeks ago #13
The only time I put the water temperature up high is when I've got a whitespot (Ich) problem, but that's temporary and I put the temp back down as soon as I can.
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Posted 10 Months, 4 Weeks ago #14
discus need 30 deg temp where as angel need 28 deg temp...i think all of u agree with me..this is the standard temp for keeeping discus and angel fish..
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