Gourami and angle fish
- Thread starter mfishy
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angels are incredibly fun to raise, and i have done it before.
get around 6 jouveniles and put them in a fully cured 30 gallon tall.
have some plants, live or fake, your choice, i prefer live but.....
wait for them to mature and pair off.
when they pair up place them in fully cycled aquariums with a hard substarte that you can remove, i lice to use pvc, just because of the airstone b en fits. (will be explained later)
make sure the pvc (or whatever you decide to use) is tilted at about a 55 degree angle
when they spawn the eggs will adhear to the side of the pvc and you will leave it in their for around 4 weeks
at 3 weeks 3-4 days, take the eggs and put them into yet another aquarium, this tim e it should be no more than 5 gallons.
before you pot the eggs in the new tank, quickly drill a whole in the pvc, directly below the eggs.
if it makes you feel better drill the holewith the eggs in the water up side down.
put an air stone in side of the pvc, and bubble will sprout from the hole, because of the incline, providing gentle aeration. make sure it isn't to powerful.
when they hatch feed them rotifers and brineshrimp (freshly hatched)
if any survive good for you!!!
gouarmies, though i have never bred them, i have read are like breeding siamese fighting fish....i think lol
get around 6 jouveniles and put them in a fully cured 30 gallon tall.
have some plants, live or fake, your choice, i prefer live but.....
wait for them to mature and pair off.
when they pair up place them in fully cycled aquariums with a hard substarte that you can remove, i lice to use pvc, just because of the airstone b en fits. (will be explained later)
make sure the pvc (or whatever you decide to use) is tilted at about a 55 degree angle
when they spawn the eggs will adhear to the side of the pvc and you will leave it in their for around 4 weeks
at 3 weeks 3-4 days, take the eggs and put them into yet another aquarium, this tim e it should be no more than 5 gallons.
before you pot the eggs in the new tank, quickly drill a whole in the pvc, directly below the eggs.
if it makes you feel better drill the holewith the eggs in the water up side down.
put an air stone in side of the pvc, and bubble will sprout from the hole, because of the incline, providing gentle aeration. make sure it isn't to powerful.
when they hatch feed them rotifers and brineshrimp (freshly hatched)
if any survive good for you!!!
gouarmies, though i have never bred them, i have read are like breeding siamese fighting fish....i think lol
