How to Breed Freshwater Angelfish
Keeping fishes in a tank at home has gained reasonable popularity in the past decade. If you are fond of keeping fishes or an admirer of the nature, then you would surely love to keep fishes at home. Most individuals who keep fishes at home start looking for ways to breed their fishes as the baby fishes look really cute in the fish tank. If you have angel fishes or you want to keep them for the purpose of breeding, all you need to do is gather the relevant information and provide them suitable conditions for breeding.
Instructions
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1
Decide the type of angel fish you want to keep
You must decide the type of angel fishes you want to keep in your tank. Not a single fish comes in the same colour and type. Similarly, angel fishes come in different colours namely black, silver, grey, gold, half black and half other colours. -
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Buy a couple of pairs from different shops
After you have decided the kind of angel fishes you wish to keep, you must ensure that you do not buy them from a single store. If you buy fishes from the same store, there is a chance that they have come from the same family and they might not be able to breed properly. Nevertheless, buying them from different fish shops will increase your chances of successful breeding. It is strongly suggested that you should purchase at least four pairs of small angle fishes. -
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Place these in a big tank
Now you should have a big tank where you could place all these fishes. It is important that you keep all these fishes in a big tank and let them grow so that they could breathe properly. -
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Separate fishes when they are mature
After your fished have matured enough, you should separate them immediately, so they could breed with one another. Remember that the fishes would have made their pairs by now, so you must separate them accordingly and keep each pair separated. -
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Give them proper environment
It is of significant importance that you should create ideal environment for fishes. You must make sure that the temperature of tank does not exceed 82 degree Fahrenheit. Most importantly, you should give them feed very wisely. Do not try to over feed them and give only that much of feed which they could consume in a minute or two.
