FishEnthusiast
Fish Herder
Well, I had no idea when I added an angel fish to my 55G that I would end up with a pair. I already had a large angel in the tank when I added the second angel. At first the larger angel(the male), chased the smaller angel(the female). A couple of weeks ago I noticed eggs on my anubias. I thought at first my rainbows spawned, but I was wrong. I figured my small angel had eggs and was just releasing them. Then while doing a water change today I noticed the both of them hanging around my driftwood. They have spawned again, this time on my anubias var. nana.
The main reason I thought that I wouldn't get a pair was the sheer size difference between the 2 angels. The female is about 1/5 the size of the male.
I don't expect to raise any fry from this spawn. But now that I know they will do it I am reading up on what it takes to possibly try to raise a spawn. I have a line on a couple of free tanks, one 33G and one 35G. As it is I think it is cool that my 2 angels have paired off. It was completely unexpected.
Here is a pic of mom and dad protecting their eggs.
And another
Dad fanning the eggs
Making sure they are arranged the way he likes them
Thanks for looking
The main reason I thought that I wouldn't get a pair was the sheer size difference between the 2 angels. The female is about 1/5 the size of the male.
I don't expect to raise any fry from this spawn. But now that I know they will do it I am reading up on what it takes to possibly try to raise a spawn. I have a line on a couple of free tanks, one 33G and one 35G. As it is I think it is cool that my 2 angels have paired off. It was completely unexpected.
Here is a pic of mom and dad protecting their eggs.

And another

Dad fanning the eggs

Making sure they are arranged the way he likes them

Thanks for looking