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First hatch for this pair. It’s not what I was planning on on. Females is a  platinum And the male  platinum pearlscale. Maybe I’ll get a mixB1D7E193-57D8-4A76-BEC2-6B11E39FACE9.jpeg.9aa386e6f49f2ca006023456fe18b4fe.jpeg6E41BB4F-7531-4D55-A71B-B0E50C12B84D.jpeg.28de7855bfca33043371159b050e6c16.jpegthis is my black pair that is on a schedule of every 2 weeks  after fry are removed98984ACA-76FC-4D96-B9C7-59D24567123F.jpeg.002f500f6c76f3b4ef18fd75ef4729d2.jpegI know it looks like algae but they are fry day old30D72DD9-361E-42AF-BF66-82D9839EC382.jpeg.34559b951349f632faee8da0641a97ec.jpegI also have on other pair that laided today but I treated the tank with my methylene blue because I have issues in that tank. So it’s hard to see the fish. She laid on the pier her

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On 8/1/2022 at 11:14 AM, Brandon p said:

First hatch for this pair. It’s not what I was planning on on. Females is a  platinum And the male  platinum pearlscale. Maybe I’ll get a mixB1D7E193-57D8-4A76-BEC2-6B11E39FACE9.jpeg.9aa386e6f49f2ca006023456fe18b4fe.jpeg6E41BB4F-7531-4D55-A71B-B0E50C12B84D.jpeg.28de7855bfca33043371159b050e6c16.jpegthis is my black pair that is on a schedule of every 2 weeks  after fry are removed98984ACA-76FC-4D96-B9C7-59D24567123F.jpeg.002f500f6c76f3b4ef18fd75ef4729d2.jpegI know it looks like algae but they are fry day old30D72DD9-361E-42AF-BF66-82D9839EC382.jpeg.34559b951349f632faee8da0641a97ec.jpegI also have on other pair that laided today but I treated the tank with my methylene blue because I have issues in that tank. So it’s hard to see the fish. She laid on the pier her

If the female doens't have the pearlscale gene then none of the frys will show pearlscale but they will have one gene.  If you then breed two of the frys you will get 50% pearlscale and 50% not showing pearlscale. If you then breed two of the pearlscale (third generation) they should all be pearlscale.

 

If your female has a pearlscale gene then 50% will be pearlscale and 50% will not show pearlscale but have the gene.

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On 8/1/2022 at 1:51 PM, anewbie said:

If the female doens't have the pearlscale gene then none of the frys will show pearlscale but they will have one gene.  If you then breed two of the frys you will get 50% pearlscale and 50% not showing pearlscale. If you then breed two of the pearlscale (third generation) they should all be pearlscale.

 

If your female has a pearlscale gene then 50% will be pearlscale and 50% will not show pearlscale but have the gene.

Thank you for the information I need to learn the genetics much better. I have a third pair that I done even remember what they are supposed to be. These were not supposed to be a pair and I will probably still break them up. 

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Help!!! angelfish peeps….so one of my young angels showed symptoms super quick last wk for popeye. I immediately treated with coop meds. He looked terrible and I didn’t think he would make it. But after the wk of meds he’s back to normal as fast as this came on. However looks as though he lost his one eye that was effected 💔😭 will he be ok with his other adolescent angels and thrive or will I need to place him in solo tank to live out the rest of his days alone? 

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On 8/1/2022 at 1:29 PM, Brandon p said:

Thank you for the information I need to learn the genetics much better. I have a third pair that I done even remember what they are supposed to be. These were not supposed to be a pair and I will probably still break them up. 

https://www.aquaticcommunity.com/cichlid/angelfish-genetics.php

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https://angelfins.ca/index.php?main_page=genetics_calculator

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On 8/2/2022 at 9:36 AM, Georgiapeach88 said:

Help!!! angelfish peeps….so one of my young angels showed symptoms super quick last wk for popeye. I immediately treated with coop meds. He looked terrible and I didn’t think he would make it. But after the wk of meds he’s back to normal as fast as this came on. However looks as though he lost his one eye that was effected 💔😭 will he be ok with his other adolescent angels and thrive or will I need to place him in solo tank to live out the rest of his days alone? 

I think he will do fine. Over the years I have a had a few totally bind fish and they did fine so just having one eye will be ok. Watch when you feed just to make sure he is getting some food. As long as he is getting some he will be fine. 

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On 8/2/2022 at 5:46 PM, Jacob Hill-Legion Aquatics said:

What’s the sword like plant in the back it’s beautiful and how big is the tank?

There are 4 swords back there - from right to left: amazon sword, ruffle sword, uruguayensis sword and the left most one which has a reddish tint is unknown variance of melon sword. It was sold as a purple aflame which is obviously is not. There are tons of swords which are similar to melon sword so the exact species is hard to pick out without tons of expertise which i lack. Aquarium is a 120 (2ft high 2 ft wide 4 ft long)

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On 8/2/2022 at 6:35 PM, Brandon p said:

What is happening? Why?

I walked by and she had laid a ton of eggs and he was doing his thing. I came back and saw this. 

Is he eating the eggs?  I can’t quite make it out.  Are these experienced parents, or youngsters trying w/o work it out? Are there other fish, esp male angels?  Inquiring minds want to know. 

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On 8/2/2022 at 8:50 PM, Ken Burke said:

Is he eating the eggs?  I can’t quite make it out.  Are these experienced parents, or youngsters trying w/o work it out? Are there other fish, esp male angels?  Inquiring minds want to know. 

She is eating the eggs. In tune up the the video tomorrow it has been storming here for hours and the power has been off 2. The male is trying to fertilize them.

They have been a pair and had several successful hatches. 

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