The life cycle of an angelfish from egg to adult.

Hello! This is a video explaining the various stages of life for angelfish. It all begins with a angelfish pair laying eggs. Once the eggs are laid, it takes about 2 to 3 days for the eyes to be visible inside the egg, and the eggs will hatch and start wiggling back and forth. At this stage, the the fry are called "wigglers". For 3 to 4 days after that, the eggs will stay in one spot, usually sticking to surfaces in your tank, feeding off of the egg yolk sac in the egg. Then once the egg yolk is no longer available, the fry will become free swimming in search of food. At this stage, you will want to feed them baby brine shrimp, or if algae is present in the tank, they can feed off of that. Which ever you prefer. Although baby brine shrimp is the #1 choice preferred food for fry for aquatic hobbyists. From that point on the fry will grow and around 1 month of age, the fry will start to develop their upper fin, which is the most recognizable physical trait on angelfish. Some slight coloration will also be seen, but the true colors will not be visible until 3 months of age. are 3 months of age is usually when angelfish start to look like angelfish and can be sold if you are planning on selling them. Please help support this channel by subscribing and liking this video. It only takes a second. Also let me know if you have any questions. I will be more then happy to answer and assist. Thank you for viewing this video.

[@MasterAquatics]

hey everyone! i made a better version of this video. you can check it out here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2Lam5mKgcl3nMU

[@fullmooninricky3965]

MasterAquatics what type anglefish are thows

[@archiecalubaquib6538]

Interesting video about your Angelfish life cycle Thanks

[@sandravaldez995]

Nice video! What do you think of hang on back filters? Not too happy with the Top Fin hang on back filter for my new 50 gal . Water still cloudy. Checking my water intake housing to make sure it’s working properly.

[@Ryan74777]

Do you still need to keep the air stone on once they are wigglers?

[@longpond5]

I love your videos! I just set up my first fry tank today following your suggestions and fingers crossed I'll get to see them mature to full size. You took all the scariness away from attempting this! Thank you!

[@jdbishop8512]

I love you're angel fish. Thanks for showing them !

[@stevetheguy2860]

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[@ginarodriguez7899]

I love watching your videos. I just got started this hobby. So my tank is not great yet. I've lost 5 fish. Me not happy. I love Angels so I will not be getting any until I get my tank settled in. Love how you raised them from eggs to adults. Great job.

[@aidaperez7957]

Awesome I listen to your video and I’m happy to say my fry I move them because I wanted them not to get eaten by the parents. Simply amazing. I’m happy to say I succeeded, just praying they keep on growing. Thanks so very much. This is why I love KZbin . Blessings to you for all you do! Wow I’m so excited I can’t denied it!! 💕🙏🏼💯😂😂💯🙏🏼💕

[@wyzemann]

This was your best upload to date, at least for me. I've utterly failed at angelfish breeding in the past, and you've made it painfully obvious why. Well, since I have no shortage of angels in my fish room, hopefully, I'll be blessed with a breeding pair soon and eventually resume my experiment. Currently, my favorite angels are the double dark variety and gold albino.

[@MasterAquatics]

hey thank you so much for your kind words. hopefully you get a breeding pair going. my pair so far have stopped laying eggs so no babies for now. but im going to be patient and see of they lay eggs in the future.

[@valariedee5977]

Thank you for all the information. It has been more informative than anything I've seen. I have a variety of fish in my 75 gallon.A lot of albino korys as they survived on there own in the 40 gallon and my super extra large Pleco is like grandpa. Since I got the 75 gallon the angel fish are always right there to gobble up the eggs as well as 2 plates,and 3 danios that came with the tank. I bought these 2 angel fish since the move killed the 2 within the first few days. I've had these 2 angels for about 4 months and they have payed eggs on the pick up tube twice now. After 2 days I noticed a white cotton ball look to the last survivors. I am hoping that out of all those eggs, 1 or 2 will survive on their own like the kory Kat's have. This video was much more informative and it's obvious how much you love them. I love my fish like my cat or Dog. My extra large Pleco is like my dog. His name is George and he is my salon mascot @ A Heavenly Hair & Nail Salon LLC on Facebook. Thanks Again!!🤗Valarie Pilling

[@Nemesis0513]

Good luck.

[@osimm6722]

Thank you for your video. Till now, I had no idea what I was doing nor knew how to properly care the Fry. Thanks again.

[@ironfae]

This is really helpful. I just bought three new angels last week. They’re only about two inches tall but they seem pretty happy.

[@cherylcooper1193]

Hi, just want to Thankyou for your videos, they've been so helpful for me. I'm currently at the 'wiggler' stage with my angelfish..it's a fun lil journey so far😊

[@evilishlight2102]

I got comet goldfish and they are still in the eggs

[@Nemesis0513]

How are they? Good luck, all. I’m working with ~300 maybe ConvictxBlood Parrot hybrid eggs. They’re the 4th batch, they hatch on Sunday(January 11, I believe.)

[@aidaperez7957]

Love your videos, because you explain everything step by step. Thanks for all you do I truly appreciate it. Now thanks to you I know what to do! Blessings too you and yours. I pray you start feeling better! 👏💕🙏🏼💯

[@katzpyjamas]

so i got up in the morning and went to feed my angelfish...........eggs,,eggs,,,EGGS!!! yep i kinda panicked was NOT expecting that at all seeing as they were sold as two females. drinking my coffee i started to look online as to what if any action to take and came across your channel. i'm fine with it all now ,listened to what you had experienced and your calm approach to the situation made it all ok. thank you for your info,keep up the good work and yes i subscribed and told my friends about you.

[@Nemesis0513]

Good luck. Females can lay eggs next to each other(they get confused sometimes too), males can do that, but if you get a pair, still be prepared for some early game losses.

[@vancity2010gold]

Awesome, just had my Angel lay her first eggs so thx for posting this vid!

[@Nemesis0513]

Two males? That’s not good.

[@aaronanderson7619]

Thank you for this. Hope you have a good weekend.

[@richardpowell4850]

Your angelfish were spitting the eggs out it was kind of funny 🤣

[@magicmoonchild2170]

Thank you so much for making these videos they have been such a huge help to me the last three days. I now have wigglers, although I have had to take the majority of the eggs away from my first time angel parents in genuinely concerned I have upset my fish, I took the eggs away today because they started eating the moving eggs and not spitting them back out, thanks x

[@pawsforblessings127]

Thank you for sharing your experiences. I sort of grew up with my mom having Discus and Altums. Had some Angelfish over the years and even a hatch or two, but wasn't serious about breeding. I have gotten back into it, due to other circumstances. And really enjoy the Blue Philippinos, Red Shoulder Manacapuru and Bulgarian Seal Points. I have a really young pair of RS Manacapuru's that surprised me with eggs. And a day later the Blue Philippinos as well. They are about a year and so far didn't get them to hatch. But have both of them hatch and are about 24 hour old wiggles. They are in a breeder tank, but one has a Hillstream loach I will have to remove. And the other 3 Otos. I will just see and let them try to figure it out. While I do have hobby store owners interested, I am in no rush and just want to learn and enjoy this. I may set up another 20 gallon, just for the babies, as I have for my fancy guppy babies. Thank you so much for the tips and especially for showing what the stages look like. It has been a whole for me😄👍🐟

[@richardpowell4850]

I love your top 10 fish that get to extremely big videos

[@Yetha148]

Dude said “Three to four months years old.” 😂 7:07

[@love_joy_minimalist]

hahaha

[@cecilboyd8569]

wow! you are super with all the information, it was really a big help, pls keep up the good work....:-)

[@Beesmakelifegoo]

Thanks,so helpful. Beautiful Angels. I wish you well.

[@joyous5507]

Thank you for that informative video. I breed angels and this was extremely helpful. 👍

[@johnrambo8597]

being a new hobbyist thanks a lot for the video👍👍

[@Nemesis0513]

Good luck, amigo.

[@srikanthammadhumala4884]

loved the video!

[@rawdonstott7368]

Thanks for this it will really help out my fish

[@yashwanth1618]

Great effort mate .

[@theroastedninja8652]

Watching this as my pair have just laid their eggs in a 75 gallon community tank. I’m getting our 39 gallon bow front set up for them today :) Got them as part of the tank along with lots of other fish and I know this first batch is probably gonna be fish food.. I’m actually treating the tank for ich right now so I’m surprised that they decided now was the time for eggs.

[@shippingexpert]

Thanks for a very informative video. Finally gave my breeding pair their own 29 gallon tank. Hopefully I will be a Dad again!!!! When do you recommend starting a brine shrimp culture? Do the fry foods also work?

[@MasterAquatics]

hi there. thank you for the support. i usually start my baby brine on the 4th or 5th day after the angels lay eggs.

[@bigyak35]

awesome video i just got a pair after 2 years ive been breeding other species but now i have another pair i got at my LFS and i am excited to get them to breed and you gave me so much help by the way my first pair was from walmart didn't know i picked a pair but that they were staying together needless to say they breed and had over 50 fry that turned into mini angels they layed the eggs on a amazon sword leaf them moved them around the tank at the end i was left with 17 that i gave away then they died so i was surprised because i didn't try but discouraged. So im doing all my research i can i have them in a sweet setup anywho thanks for the video and letting me rant on

[@amissfit7608]

Great video, so much helpful information. I have a massive tank and two of my angels started breeding forcing me to move all there friends to another set up. Separated there forst lot and now have a good 50+ month old babies who are going great and finally looking like angelfish. So excited mum and dad on there 3rd round but second successful set of babies. Will they stop laying eggs of you keep them with there fresh fry?

[@lou1540]

Excellent video!

[@stephenolsonlee]

i LOVE THIS

[@Fishtory]

love it, thank you

[@jameswood97459]

Hay thanks for the great video my Angeles just laid😀 is covering the tank a good idea

[@san-qy5vs]

My angel fish just put out the same amount of eggs. I'm honestly so excited to see how they come. It's gonna be cute haha 🙏♥️

[@g12iranrehanna72]

Did they hatch??

[@san-qy5vs]

@@g12iranrehanna72 nope I have no clue why

[@Nemesis0513]

Paired angels? It might be the angelfish just being inexperienced, or it could be one of the parents’ problems.

[@san-qy5vs]

@@Nemesis0513 Well whatever it is‚ the next day the eggs weren't there. And there weren't any babies either. I am so worried but maybe it's a nature thing where the parent protects the eggs somehow?

[@wingerrrrrrrrr]

@@san-qy5vs I had a similar situation where there were eggs, and some were white, some translucent, but they disappeared at some point. I actually thought the first time it was some kind of parasite and was starting to wipe them off the heater, until I decided I should look it up, and realized they were eggs.😉 I read that it could actually be two females I had, so they would never get fertilized, so I was wondering about that being a possibility, until probably a few batches later, when I saw a cloud of free swimmers. At first I was wondering what they were, as I thought they would look like tiny angelfish rather than translucent sperm with eyes. I guess it just takes a few tries for them to get the knack off it.

[@jessicapersons9404]

Thank you for posting this video. I JUST found wigglers in my community tank. I did move MOST of them to a nursery. (The ones I could get) I hope that they make it. They are starting to get eyes. :-D

[@sherriemorris332]

Thank you sooo much for this video it was spot on for what I needed to know. I just last nite noticed the eggs and tonight They started wiggling. So I guess they laid the eggs earlier than I thought. I was considering removing the eggs and the breeding pair from the other fish in the tank, but decided to leave them so as not to upset them as this is their first time. And I wasn’t sure if they were eating the eggs or spitting them out. Which I see from your video that they are just doing what their supposed to. Thank you again now I know what to expect. I’ll watch the other version of the video tonite. 😘

[@Fishtory]

Thanks! I just had a pair spawn and I've got wrigglers born from what I, and the store/ my friends all thought were 2 males. Oops. Anyhow, I havent intentionally bred them for 15 years and your video was a really nicely done example video of how to raise them. Thanks

[@Nemesis0513]

Pfft. I made that mistake too. I bring home two random parrot cichlids, next hour has them pump out over 1000 eggs(I counted with a calculator.). None of them were fertile but blood was pumping through my veins, I was literally going ‘WHAT IN THE ACTUAL FUC-SHEITS’ the entire time. If anybody doubts, parrot hybrids do actually lay around 600-2000 eggs, although most don’t hatch or survive.

[@coffebug]

How long does it take them to take their final color my babies are about 3 months old they have black stripes one is kinda silver looking and the other has yellow and pink tints to it. Mum is blue and dad is black do they take after the parents or could they just be random colors ?I also have a second brood of them and they are turning out the same . I have some that are only a quarter of the size of the same cluster of eggs can fish make runts are they likely to survive? They are 1 1/2 months old they still eat and stuff but don't seam to be growing at the same rate as the others

[@GenRN]

At what age do they start breeding? Gorgeous fish. Thank you, I can’t wait for my 1st angels!

[@Nelupclose]

Great video bro❤️❤️

[@ninabean4857]

This was neat to watch

[@lesliewestover7602]

I think you said angela fish are a schooling fish? Do all colors school together, or are they picky who's in their group? Do different colors have different personalities?

[@gabriellamcintosh882]

hello, can you leave the fish fry in the same tank as the parents? the eggs laid were very un-expected and I was not prepared with another tank.

[@starlord7743]

So I have a 75 gallon how much water change should I do a week an also is flaky food crashed up ok for them instead of brim?

[@palmtreeaquatics1711]

Awesome it will help us a lot thank you

[@scottmclaughlin2329]

Looking for some advice QUICK! my two largest angels have just paired off but the problem is the have laid they're first batch of eggs on the side of my internal filter. I've removed the unfertilised eggs as they are due to hatch soon would it be best for me to put the fish in a hatchery once they become free swimming???

[@pamelajohnson9028]

where do i buy my carbione fliters from like yours in the tank sorry about the spellihg

[@paulmcintyre8175]

Thanks for the advice and Can I ask how many of the babies survived as I am getting some angles and want ta breed them

[@Nemesis0513]

You usually get a 90-0% survival rate, but I’m assuming he got around 150 out of 300. That’s a 50%, although he could have sold off the rest.

[@TRPD]

Excellent.

[@caroldemers7156]

Thank you for this video, it was very helpful. I have eggs that are starting the wiggler stage, which is are 3rd attempt...we'll see if they are healthy in a few more days. Thank you again

[@jorgeprieto1647]

Hi do I have to remove the parents from the tank once the fry are free swimming

[@-tbhihu-]

Thanks for that

[@marywarren2453]

I had surgery just over a month ago so my tank hasn't been cleaned since just before that and last night my angel fish paired up and laid and fertilized eggs! I'm so excited, but I have other types of fish in my tank. I'm going to get a divider but my question is, once they start swimming on their own do I need to separate them from their parents as well as the other fish so they aren't eaten or will their parents not eat them?

[@Yetha148]

Yesterday I found free swimmers, i knew mine laid eggs, but was so surprised they actually developed. Hopefully they will grow into beautiful creature

[@muhammadzahrul4336]

How do u feed them?

[@valerietwinn2558]

I just love your angels that's how I want my 75 gallon to look like and I have a good question for you on a 75 gallon fish tank that has a few plants in it they're not sharp or pokey plants except for one little tiny one I have how many angelfish can I keep in that tank if I had six Patty sunburst fishes

[@damayiserrano-vega9119]

Thanks for the info !! Very helpful How often do pairs lay eggs ?

[@reggieshpcichlids5060]

Very nice.

[@MasterAquatics]

thanks reggie

[@yousiframmo4692]

Very useful keep going ❤️

[@amyyunchen3487]

Should I put them on a incubator/tumbler?

[@keithfernandez623]

Hi, I have angel fry that are about 1 week or below I just noticed it today since I had removed my 2 adult angel from that tank and I was surprised to see so many fry today so happy and excited at the same time... This tank where the fry are is 1500 liters so I'm not sure how to change the water 🌊 to keep it clean? Any suggestions please?

[@Luvmusic-fd4uo]

I have tried 3 times, and all failed. Is purified water from a vwater store the safest bet?

[@kaishook2430]

Have 3 breeding pairs in my dad and I's tank. Had to move the wigglers cause they always get eaten by other fish when free swimmers. Any other advice? Can i mix wigglers with free swimmers?

[@rakeshrv5924]

Hi. I just found wigglers in my tank. I have 3 angel fish and i dont know the parents. One of them tried to eat the wigglers. So i separated all of them in a different tank. Will the babies grow on their own?

[@brianagius5937]

Mine spawned do you leave lights on at night or not?

[@melissawestover2037]

Ty I'm starting my first brood of angelfish

[@Jenjsa]

Thank you for the info We are going to try and raise them when do you take the pair out And when can she start relaying again

[@Nemesis0513]

If you want a more social fry batch, remove the parents when they start to develop a rudimentary color scheme(around 3 weeks to 5 weeks), but artificial is after about 30 hours to ensure that the eggs are viable. She will lay again after 1 1/2 to 5 weeks depending on the situation.

[@g.k.k8769]

Wow they are keeping their babies safe

[@terrylowe1390]

Mine is almost ready to hatch and my eggs has a cloud looking stuff around them is this ok please tell me

[@Youbarkimeow]

I hope you don't mind me asking questions but I feel like you're an expert on angel fish so you're the best person to ask, I don't have any plant-based deco in my tank for the angel fish it's mostly just ornaments do you suggest that I get plants for them?

[@fatmaaljoher824]

So cool 💖💖💖

[@blueeyesliz1]

Hi orange angels wow now seeing the adults with wigglers di they eat some or looks like spitting them back in place. Can you show us your close up females vs your males im still having trouble with that. Excellent vidio

[@alucidangel]

Are other angelfish cannibalistic....is there a need to separate the wigglers or free swimmers, to by themselves and if so at what point do you suggest doing that?

[@haigshaigains5694]

Wow I wish my platy and molly cared about their babes just like this 😂😍

[@Nemesis0513]

Livebearers have about 1-300 fry per spawn(every month or two). Their fry are born ready to survive, the parents don’t need to care. Also, the parents need to eat, and too many fry means that overpopulation is a thing. They need to remove the weak to allow the strong to have adequate resources to grow up and pass on superior genes. Tl,dr: they don’t need to care, unlike these specific types of broody fish.

[@tinyonvibrationtrainermach8729]

My angelfish have recently laid their 2nd batch of fertilized eggs. 1st batch doing well but due to lack of experience have lost a lot but still have a handful left. I wasn't prepared for the 1st lot so I'm learning as I go. Was more prepared for the 2nd batch which are still wrigglers and no fungal growth on them unlike the 1st batch which I lost a third of the eggs due to fungal growth and dying after free swimming. Have separated both batches into seperate tanks. 1st batch I was feeding them boiled egg yolk for about 3 days because I couldn't get fry food as I can't get brine shrimp where I live. Now I feed them egg yolk mixed with fry powder food. Gradually weaning them off egg yolk to the powder stuff. But they are thriving.

[@marydavis59]

Do u need to separate the adult angel fish from babies once they start to swim like little tidpole

[@PiTaReX]

Hey so what happens if you want only like 3 or 4 angels not the whole batch. Mine just laid eggs today but I’m only interested in a tasing like 3 at most. What do I do? The eggs are in a community tank thx

[@kellywiederhold8131]

I just found wigglers today in my tank....we love our fish so much and this helped. I hope they live....Do you think that removing the eggs will socially harm the parents. I thought they were eating them, so I removed them. I hope they are okay.....thanks for uploading this...was great to watch!! Oh babies are safe in their own tank....let you know if they live.

[@MasterAquatics]

Hi. It will stress them out a little bit, but they will be fine. They will forget they laid the eggs a few minutes after and lay eggs again a week later.

[@Nemesis0513]

It will not harm the parents, because they breed every half a month. If you raise the fry with the parents, the fry will become more adept at raising their own fry, apparently. So yes, the fry get socially influenced by the presence of a parent fish.

[@tadh844]

i have bought 4 angels from a fish store. i would say they were about 3-4 months (quarter size) from looking at the ones you had. i put them in my 75 gallon tank with my other adult angel. anyways, all 4 of them died... and idk why.. it was like literally one after the other. my adult angel did not seem to be aggressive with them. actually quite the opposite. my water conditions are perfect according to the test strip from the store. my water temp is 79 degrees... i am not sure what i am doing wrong? I really want to raise an angel fish tank. if you dont mind giving me advice?

[@melbenn2502]

I am on my 1st try, my fry are at the wiggler stage. tanks for your videos , wish me luck, thanks again Mel

[@aaronanderson7619]

Mine are wriggling as well. Scared to pull them out, scared to leave them.

[@Nemesis0513]

Good luck, you two. Wriggler stage only lasts a week, after which they start swimming and your job is slightly easier(or harder, dunno). You can leave them with the parents for up to a month and a half after hatching, when the parents need to lay again and chase the fry off. Try to get them out by the 3 week mark.

[@darrengaming2267]

My eggs hatched and wiggled off slate into gravel...are they still alive you think??? I have them seperated from all other fish??

[@bibssdumpling]

can my 2 angelfish breed when there are 6 sword tails and 1 molly and 1 guppy and 4 bristalnose in a 29 gal

[@TammyroweTammy]

I have my first successful fry batch. Took them from the parents as freshly laid eggs n kept em in a fry net in the tank til wiggler stage. They are now in a small 1.5 gallon tank alone n have been eating for almost 2 1/2 weeks now. They are getting big quick. Been feeding hikari first bites with powdered freeze dried daphnia n blood worms mixture i make myself... Seems to be working great. Daily cleanings n water changes are a must.... Cant slack on any one thing or it could be disasterous. Any tips woyld be appreciated. Ive got a 5 gallon n a 10 gallon cycled n waiting.

[@susankirkland5356]

I have a pair of Koi Orange Head Angelfish that are fairly large. After about 1.5 months in a community tank - they laid eggs...I wasn't expecting it...but now, I am raising them. I have "wigglers" and they are about 4 days hatched. My question is, will I automatically get the same color angelfish, seeing both parents were the same kind, or do angelfish have other genes that could change the babies into mixed types?

[@michaelshane3619]

how long can the babies be kept together untill they start fighting?

[@annaroller7852]

I just today have Angel eggs for the first time. Your video was very helpful. My tank is at 76° but you said it needs to be at 80°. Also, I have other Angels and gouramis. What are the chances of any of mine surviving?

[@jackiewinkler6479]

I am on day 6 from eggs laid Angelfish; " VEIL" should they be free swimming yet? I see them wiggling a lot on bottom.

[@eddietennie5732]

Where do you get your breeder towers?

[@erikacepaite1987]

What need to be a temperature for eggs?

[@rev.dr.heatherm.ruggiwi]

I purchased 3 angel fish when they were in the 3-4 month old stage in 08/23. Fast forward to now, the smallest kept running one off to a corner. Then last week it got really aggressive with it, so I intervened and pulled out the bullied fish (Put it in a different tank…currently it’s roommates with my male betta and they get along just fine). No sooner than I did that, by that evening there was major commotion in my tank with the 2 angel fish. I thought they were fighting, they were locking mouths and flipping tails at each other and the larger one was biting the smaller one’s tail. I rushed to KZbin to investigate what was happening. Turns out they paired up. Here is where I insert that the fish I removed from the tank was purchased with the female…they were in the same tank at the fish store. But she paired up with the other male that came from a different store (a Dalmatian) and he is the smaller of the 2 others. Over the course of the next couple of days both their breeding tubes showed. The commotion in the tank only happened that night and it didn’t go on for longer than about 15 minutes. She appears to have a belly that’s starting to hold eggs, so I am trying to set the right conditions, considering they share a 55gal with a bristlenose pleco, 3 corys and 1 black skirt tetra. I have a 10 gallon I am prepping for a nursery and the 35 gallon is homing the golden angel fish and male betta.

[@Yoga-qo9he]

Hi sir...I am from Chennai,India...I have some juvenile angelfish...They seem to be affected by fin rot..I had already lost two despite medication..it seems like I will lose every fish as well...what can I do now. .?

[@rosicrucian7626]

It’s been a week and the eggs r still white. This is their second attempt. What’s going on ? I have an Ehime filter. Do I still need to change water frequently ? Is the male not doing his job ? They’re very attentive parents and diligent.

[@jennybrunt7904]

I have about 40 baby Angel's, 5 months old how long before you can tell which are male and female .

[@mars_z7851]

At what size does they lay eggs

[@leadenzau]

This video was super helpful cause my angel fish I had them for a long time finally they made eggs 😄

[@choiceinaqua352]

Congratulations

[@Nemesis0513]

Made or laid? I must know.

[@sharynh8740]

Size of tank for all those angel fish?

[@janiehanson1713]

Nice videos. Please comment more about how and how often to do water changes AND how much and often to feed. This is in regards to fry. Thanks.

[@Nemesis0513]

Weekly change or twice a month, 10-25% water change. Try to keep the temperature even during that. Feeding is daily, just enough so that you can see every angelfish going at the food. Food should be either a squirt of live microfood or fine powder like food, which includes flakes, soft pellets, and egg yolk.

[@doshanasumoreeah3280]

But do the parents eat them? Can we keep the parents and the babies in the same tank?

[@cheriperault3269]

hi, i just watched your video on raising angel fish, i have 4 angel fish in a community 75 gallon tank. i have now seen 3 of my angels laying eggs and i am assuming my smaller silver angel is daddy. i have not been able to keep eggs past 3 or 4 days. im not sure who is eating them but i think its the male, what can i do to stop him from eating them? he appears to fertilize all 3 angles that are laying eggs, but i always catch him eating them as well. if you have any suggestions please do tell me, thank you.

[@Nemesis0513]

The male is not paired with anyone. This species is a 1:1 breeder, meaning that there’s only one boy for every one girl. Set him into a tank with one female, and if they don’t match up, switch it up, do this for every female. Matching takes about 2 weeks to a month to complete. If he appears to breed with three girls then eat all the eggs, he’s raiding infertile batches.

[@salilbasak9919]

My angel fish eggs is lay 3 days complete but problem some white are white. And some others eggs has over a crystal layer. I don't now I what to do.