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no they were in the hatchery, the parents were keeping guard but not able to touch them

THEY'VE DISAPPEARED!!!! HOW??? The were wigglers, now they're gone?? Do snails eat them? Could they have crawled in and eaten them all, they were pretty small (the wigglers)? :sad: :no: :(

How much are breeding pairs of silver and gold, just out of interest, because I have a pair?

How much are breeding pairs of silver and gold angels, just out of interest, cos i have a pair?

they've laid again and they laid them on a piece of slate stuff, theyve managed to live so far and are wigglers now, they're in the hatchery and there must be about 30, how many do you think'll survive? and how much are breeding pairs of silver and gold, just out of interest?

yack, no thanks, ill wait till i see them laying eggs lol. i read that males have an arched nose and the females had a dip in theirs. they've already layed eggs once before and now the one with the arched nose (the one we thought was a male, but we may have been fed false info lol) has a lump in...

Well, the title explains a lot, how do you tell male and female angels apart?

thanks

doesn't matter anymore .... :( they've all disappeared, fallen off maybe, if not i dont know where they could have gone, wouldn't you see them floating around? I don't know. do they usually breed again?

they're sort of see through grey, i know that white means infertile, and yes it's a community tank, so how shall i 'save' them when they hatch?

My 2 angel fish have obviously layed some eggs but they're on the top of the heater on the little ball (nice and warm, not warm enough to cook them thankfully) but when they start hatching we need to separate them from their parents, but as they're on the heater and not a plant we won't be able...