Andy Sager
Aquarium Advice Addict
It took a while and settling some issues with the county but FINALLY I have the beginnings of my hatchery to share. 
Over the course of the next few months, I will document, as best I can, what is involved in putting together a hatchery to make both good fish & money at breeding fish. It won't happen overnight, so don;t think you are going to see the final results quickly but what I do and how I do it is what's key. The ultimate goal is for 14 pairs of Angelfish. For me, that means a minimum of 56 tanks. I say minimum as there may be multiple small tanks instead of a single larger tank. I've left enough floor space open to arrange racks for either large vats or multiple smaller tanks on a drainage system.
Here's the first shots of building from just a patch of grass:
Over the course of the next few months, I will document, as best I can, what is involved in putting together a hatchery to make both good fish & money at breeding fish. It won't happen overnight, so don;t think you are going to see the final results quickly but what I do and how I do it is what's key. The ultimate goal is for 14 pairs of Angelfish. For me, that means a minimum of 56 tanks. I say minimum as there may be multiple small tanks instead of a single larger tank. I've left enough floor space open to arrange racks for either large vats or multiple smaller tanks on a drainage system.
Here's the first shots of building from just a patch of grass:
the thread I've been waiting for. Looking forward to following your progress.
What my friend did was cross them with other strains so these are really 1/2 black Zebras unlike mine which were 1/2 black Silvers. Hopefully, I will have ( or get) a silver veil female to mix with the lone male 1/2 black to get back to the veiltails. THOSE are my favorite Angels. 
