Bettalover333
Aquarium Advice Regular
Last January I picked up a fully grown pair of angels that were dumped at my lfs, the previous owner claimed they were a breeding pair when they dropped them off. When I first brought them home, they were active and displayed behavior consistent with them wanting to spawn (sparring, liplocking, but never resulted in real injury) however one of the pair was quite thin, which I assumed was why they didn't produce any eggs. I treated the whole tank with a few rounds of metroplex + focus and that seemed to do the trick, the angel gained weight and now looks just as healthy and plump as the other angel. However, several months later they have still yet to produce any eggs. Is it safe to assume that perhaps they have aged out of breeding? One of the pair (the smokey) has been increasingly aggressive lately, so if they are too old to breed, would it be ok to separate them?
Tank is 120 gallon, high light, co2, with an assorment of driftwood and slate and currently a mix of java fern, crypts, and some floaters. Tankmates include 9 harlequin rasboras, 6 kuhli loaches, 3 peppered cory cats, a female german blue ram, and one male guppy. Any thoughts?
Tank is 120 gallon, high light, co2, with an assorment of driftwood and slate and currently a mix of java fern, crypts, and some floaters. Tankmates include 9 harlequin rasboras, 6 kuhli loaches, 3 peppered cory cats, a female german blue ram, and one male guppy. Any thoughts?