Breeding Tropical Fish in an Easy Way

"Breeding Tropical Fish in an Easy Way"," In order to be qualified as an experienced fish breeder, you should be familiar with the breeding method used with angelfish.
Angelfish can have many colors: silvers, blushers and leopards are just some of the most popular types.
For a tank of 33 gallons, you should house about six juveniles.
 The pH level is 7 and the temperature should be set at 80f.
When they have grown 6 to 8 months old, they begin their mating process.
 If you are sure that your fish have paired, you should remove them from the tank and then move them to another tank.
Eighty-two degrees is the ideal temperature for breeding.
 This is your female.
 The papilla of the male is smaller than that of the female.
Prepare a notebook and take note which one lays eggs and which one fertilizes.
 If it has not, you should try again until you succeed.
 The eggs will take about two to three days to hatch.
 The newly hatched fry first wiggle for a few days and then freely swim throughout the tank.
The parents can stay with their fry for the first few days.
 Angelfish may be quite demanding therefore you should be patient and try different breeding methods.