My Tank And Angels

[c-dub]

I love those Angels very nice. Especially the white one and the one with the touch of yellow.
I have 2 veiltailed angels in one of my tanks that were a little smaller than that when I got them, a mere 6 months later they're about the size of the palm of my hand!
If you feed the regularly a mixed diet they will shoot up like lightning!

 

[deanoce]

I love those Angels very nice. Especially the white one and the one with the touch of yellow.
I have 2 veiltailed angels in one of my tanks that were a little smaller than that when I got them, a mere 6 months later they're about the size of the palm of my hand!
If you feed the regularly a mixed diet they will shoot up like lightning!

Thank you
How mixed? i feed them a cube of frozen bloodworms once a week at the moment and the rest of the days just flake food.

 

[Mark Z.]

Your tank is beautiful and so are the fish!

 

[deanoce]

Your tank is beautiful and so are the fish!

Thank you Mark

 

[c-dub]

I love those Angels very nice. Especially the white one and the one with the touch of yellow.
I have 2 veiltailed angels in one of my tanks that were a little smaller than that when I got them, a mere 6 months later they're about the size of the palm of my hand!
If you feed the regularly a mixed diet they will shoot up like lightning!

Thank you
How mixed? i feed them a cube of frozen bloodworms once a week at the moment and the rest of the days just flake food.

I would feed my fish multiple times a day, with a lot of protiens.

If you keep doing what you're doing that will be good, I find sometimes fish get picky if you give them too much of a variety.

Go with your decent flake and pellet foods supplimented with blood worms and brine shrimp. I used to do a drop of blood worms every second day.

 

[Biulu]

But if anyone can tell the sex of any of them from these pictures I'd be really grateful

Ask Ludwig Venter; he has an eye for them. Angels are very difficult to sex, you basically only see it when they pair up and start breeding.

 

[deanoce]

I would feed my fish multiple times a day, with a lot of protiens.

If you keep doing what you're doing that will be good, I find sometimes fish get picky if you give them too much of a variety.

Go with your decent flake and pellet foods supplimented with blood worms and brine shrimp. I used to do a drop of blood worms every second day.

Thanks for the advise,
So what would be my daily routine then? and should I buy dried bloodworms aswell?

Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:

 

[c-dub]

I would feed my fish multiple times a day, with a lot of protiens.

If you keep doing what you're doing that will be good, I find sometimes fish get picky if you give them too much of a variety.

Go with your decent flake and pellet foods supplimented with blood worms and brine shrimp. I used to do a drop of blood worms every second day.

Thanks for the advise,
So what would be my daily routine then? and should I buy dried bloodworms aswell?

Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:

Wild Angelfish are omnivorous and predatory and can be healthy without being fed any live foods.
To keep a good balance give them a high quality flake food or pellet everyday. Feed brine shrimp (either live or frozen) or blood worms as a treat. You can even feed them lettuce or spinach. You don't really have to be as strict as a weekly feeding plan but my suggestion would be feeding them maybe 3 times a day, breakfast morning and dinner as you would yourself. Only provide them enough food that they will eat within a couple of minutes though. I would stick to flake and pellets most of the time and maybe give them one meal every second day as worms or brine shrimp.

So going from your table:

Monday: Flake or Pellets for all meals.
Tuesday: Flake or Pellets for breakfast and lunch, brine shrimp for dinner.
Wednesday: Flake or Pellets for all meals.
Thursday: Flake or Pellets for breakfast and lunch, blood worm for dinner.
Friday: Flake or Pellets for all meals.
Saturday: Flake or Pellets for breakfast and lunch, brine shrimp for dinner.
Sunday: Flake or Pellets for breakfast and lunch, brine shrimp for dinner.

I'm not an expert, however your fish look healthy so if you keep doing what you're doing anyways you should be fine!

 

[fishcoop]

very pretty fish you have there!

 

[deanoce]

Thanks guys