Terry B.

Thanks Shawn!

Thank you Ralphvalentine.

The Angels were acting “broody” so I moved them to the 29 gallon tank. It took them about an hour to discover the slate. Another two hours and they started laying eggs.

Hi Annie, I’m new to the forum, I’ve not gotten into using CO2 in my tanks for my plants. I’m not sure I could ever master it so I’ll probably stay away from it for now. Your tank looks really nice! TerryB.

I’m so happy to have found this forum! I’m just getting back into the hobby after 10 years. A lot has changed and I’m watching a ton of videos trying to catch up. I have a 75 gallon community tank, this was my old tank that has just been sitting empty all this time. Ive gone the live plant route and have Angels, guppies, bristlenosed, snails, and cardinals. After watching my Angelfish lay eggs and raise them to “wrigglers” something terrible happened overnight. I woke up to find the plants were all askew, the wood displaced, and the babies gone. The whole egg laying/hatching process was so fascinating that I’ve purchased a 29 gal tank as the future home of the Angels. Attached are two photos of my tanks. Terry B.