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I'm sorry I'm not the best angelfish person to ask but I would just say add a few more and see what you get.

I think you should add another angel if not a few depending on the angels gender you need to even out the genders.

Yes I am 100% positive she just had some babies from a different endler a few weeks ago. I separated them for now because it started getting bad.

So I have maybe a little problem I just got a small Molly and I had a female endler. They have been chasing and chasing but I don't know if they are mating the endler is rubbing up against the Molly and so on. But the endler is a femal so how could that even happen?

Also if it doesn't work come back to me or pm me i have some other ideas also

I read that to have healthy goldfish you should keep your goldfish tank between 65-68 and it shouldn't be above 73. Because goldfish are found in cool streams and etc. they LOVE cool water and I have had goldfish in a pond for two or three years now and not one of them has died and in the summer...

What temp do u keep your tank at?

Here is my big mommy the little ones are to small to take pics of right now but I would be happy to pm you once they get a little bigger!!

Ok thanks so much! I do have a floating one I will but her in there when it looks about the right time! :)

What do you recommend doing then?

The other day I woke up and found three baby mystery snails then I recently did a water change and found like 10 in my decor! I a so happy to be raising these little buggers! Any advice on how to raise them or anything? Also I can post pics to your delight!

Well one thing is if you sterilize DONT USE SOAP!!!!! I would get rid of the used gravel because it may have some kind of bacteria that's not a good way to start off your tank.another thing is if you are afraid of that bacteria there is stabilizing liquid that helps to get the right bacteria in...

I do also have some stock of other fish will they eat them?

So I had an endler given to me so I could have her until she delivered. But the problem is I don't really have a good knowledge on this. But I do know you have to separate them and everything like hat. My first question is how do I know exactly when she is going to give birth... I noticed she is...

Another question do I drain all the aquarium water into a bucket and pour it back in or do I just refill it like a water change?

Plzzzz help!!!!! Anyone??

Zebra danios are beatiful and VERY HARDY one of the most hardiest fish out there I think.

Add plus one on that I hate serape tetras killed both my fish

Yes you should use them because it could help the stand from getting scratched from your aquarium and if all the pads are the same size it won't put high and low points on the tank...

So I have no experience at all in moving an aquarium.... I might be moving into a basement bedroom in which I have my room upstairs in which I have to move my aquarium.... How do I do this do I put the fish in a bucket and drain the water? Advice much needed!

That's perfectly fine once she gets as big as that pic I would move her... If she happens to lay her eggs before you separate everything then don't panic just take the plants with the eggs on them and transport them and another thing check all pants everyday for eggs and if you don't have any...

I really like him!

Are you moving it with fish and all?

So what you need to do is find who "her" partner is and separate just them into a different tank and once she lays the eggs he will immediately fertilize and then you want to take the babies and put them in a separate tank from the mom and dad (so you can pretty much just take the mom and dad...

Yeah lol