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Love all the photos so far! I wanted to add some shrimp to the mix:

 

[Hello from Washington! Long time reader first time caller]

Thanks for the advice! I read a bit about how important it was to remove the eggs or they'd be eaten, but I'm not sure I have the time/space to raise baby angelfish right now anyway so I decided to leave them in the tank.

[Hello from Washington! Long time reader first time caller]

@Henry the fish keeper I'm not sure. I originally had four angelfish, but one was smaller than the rest and couldn't compete for food, and when I came back from vacation several days ago another one passed, leaving me with just these two. Yesterday one laid eggs for the first time, but they were eaten overnight and I couldn't tell if they were fertilized or not. I'll attach a picture below. The eggs are on the leaf; I'm sorry that they're hard to see.

[Hello from Washington! Long time reader first time caller]

Hello everyone! I've been reading this forum for a few years and decided to join! I'm super excited to be here. I've been fishkeeping for 6 years, and I currently have three aquariums:

4 gal:

• x1 betta fish

10 gal:

• x5 emerald eye rasboras
• x3 norman's lampeye killifish

55 gal:

• x4 false julii cory
• x3 gold white cloud mountain minnows
• x3 porkchop rasboras
• x2 koi angelfish
• x1 L333 yellow tiger pleco

Pics!