No angel fish are not brackish. Unless you got Monodactylus Angels..
No fresh water fish need salt and few have actual benefit from it . It is just old fish tales to use it on the regular.
Too many sheeple with no fish skill keep this myth going still today.
If you did not guess I am the president of " all against salt in the aquarium club because everyone said to ". It is an irritant to most all fish, and only practical purpose is for nitrite poisoning AKA brown blood disease...IMO
No angel fish are not brackish. Unless you got Monodactylus Angels..
No fresh water fish need salt and few have actual benefit from it . It is just old fish tales to use it on the regular.
Too many sheeple with no fish skill keep this myth going still today.
If you did not guess I am the president of " all against salt in the aquarium club because everyone said to ". It is an irritant to most all fish, and only practical purpose is for nitrite poisoning AKA brown blood disease...IMO
https://tse2.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.kL_V1uW_kWIJstQtByVitQEsD7&w=219&h=181&c=7&qlt=90&o=4&pid=1.7
So the angels look EXACTLY like this one above ?
If they are really monos get 3-5..
You will have a PACKED tank but they are great together...
They won't pair up like regular angels so getting a heard of them is best.They are a big beefy fish.They will fill your whole tank.3 minimum...
If the fish looks anything like a common angel the store is so full of BS they don't deserve your money IMO...
Not just add salt but a brackish to full marine set up is best for monos.
They are not the most common fish so I HIGHLY doubt the store has monos.
Wouldn't be the first time I was wrong though.
Monos are not a good combo with tetras.
Tetras DEFINITLEY don't like salt....