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Angelfish are a favorite of freshwater aquarium hobbyists for their unique appearance. With triangular bodies, bold stripes and long fins, this elegant, easy-to-keep tropical fish will beautify any freshwater tank. Originally from South America and primarily found in the Amazon, these attractive fish have adapted well to being kept as pets in aquariums that are properly set up to meet their needs. In addition to their many positive attributes, angelfish are also relatively easy to breed in captivity. Under the right tank conditions, those who enjoy keeping angelfish can watch them hatch and grow into adults. Once you learn how to breed angelfish, you will be well on your way. | Angelfish are a favorite of freshwater aquarium hobbyists for their unique appearance. With triangular bodies, bold stripes and long fins, this elegant, easy-to-keep tropical fish will beautify any freshwater tank. Originally from South America and primarily found in the Amazon, these attractive fish have adapted well to being kept as pets in aquariums that are properly set up to meet their needs. In addition to their many positive attributes, angelfish are also relatively easy to breed in captivity. Under the right tank conditions, those who enjoy keeping angelfish can watch them hatch and grow into adults. Once you learn how to breed angelfish, you will be well on your way. | ||
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#Wait for the fry to hatch after about 60 hours in 80° F. At this stage, they'll be simple wrigglers, and won't need to eat anything. After 5 days in this stage, they become free-swimming and will start to need food (brine shrimp work well). Small, frequent feedings are best. After the fry begin to swim in a cloud, they should be transferred to a medium sized (2.5 gallon to a 10 gallon) tank. | #Wait for the fry to hatch after about 60 hours in 80° F. At this stage, they'll be simple wrigglers, and won't need to eat anything. After 5 days in this stage, they become free-swimming and will start to need food (brine shrimp work well). Small, frequent feedings are best. After the fry begin to swim in a cloud, they should be transferred to a medium sized (2.5 gallon to a 10 gallon) tank. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
