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  • Beth777
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    wow, that is so sad!

    Originally posted by Ken B View Post
    I hatch mine in a 10 gallon tank and they are about 4 weeks old and 3/4 of them are unable to get off the bottom of the tank. They are eating and growing but cannot swim! A few of them are swimming normally and they are starting to look like angels but most of them have no future. :sad: So I will sell my adult angels to anybody who wants some pretty pet angels.

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  • Beth777
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    If you don't mind will you go into some detail about the behavior differences. This is very interesting!

    Originally posted by troy tucker View Post
    Wild Caught do act deferent. As well as look deferent.

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  • troy tucker
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    What does that mean Troy?
    Their behavior is what I mean. Also the slight color or patterns.

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  • Ken B
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    Originally posted by troy tucker View Post
    Females are harder to find.
    Most angels are hatched in a 1g jar. and don't swim well. but as they grow do ok. As they get over breed. the baby's never do well.
    I hatch mine in a 10 gallon tank and they are about 4 weeks old and 3/4 of them are unable to get off the bottom of the tank. They are eating and growing but cannot swim! A few of them are swimming normally and they are starting to look like angels but most of them have no future. :sad: So I will sell my adult angels to anybody who wants some pretty pet angels.

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  • ptran
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    Originally posted by troy tucker View Post
    Wild Caught do act deferent. As well as look deferent.
    What does that mean Troy?

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  • JCrizz
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    Originally posted by troy tucker View Post
    Wild Caught do act deferent. As well as look deferent.
    Are we still talking about fish?

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  • troy tucker
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    Wild Caught do act deferent. As well as look deferent.

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  • troy tucker
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    Females are harder to find.
    Most angels are hatched in a 1g jar. and don't swim well. but as they grow do ok. As they get over breed. the baby's never do well.

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  • ptran
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    Originally posted by Ken B View Post
    That makes sense! That is good strategy.
    That is my strategy for my Moba tank. I will get them a handsome male when they are ready.

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  • Ken B
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    Originally posted by ptran View Post
    Keep the females. Sell all the males and buy a wild male for the ladies.
    That makes sense! That is good strategy.

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  • ptran
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    Keep the females. Sell all the males and buy a wild male for the ladies.

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  • Ken B
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    Originally posted by ptran View Post
    Very good point!

    Side note: that is why I feel hesitated to buy wc fish because I don't know how old they are. LOL. Besides you have to pay a lot more for them.
    Absolutely! But if you buy a fish that is 1/2 to 3/4 grown then you know you have a young adult. WC can be good if you want to introduce new blood into your breeding colonies. I wonder especially with africans just how close these fish are bred. You buy 30 fry from a breeder and they may all be from the same parents. Then you grow them and they start breeding. There has to be a point where the fry are inferior in some way. But I don't know when that might be. But introduce wild caught and you have strengthened the blood lines in the colony. I have an angel spawn and most of the fry are not able to swim correctly. I think this is because the angels are too closely interbred. I will try one more spawn and if I get the same results I will sell all of them and recommend that they not be bred! These are those "blue" angels we were talking about last week.

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  • troy tucker
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    Wild caught

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  • JCrizz
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    Originally posted by ptran View Post
    Very good point!

    Side note: that is why I feel hesitated to buy wc fish because I don't know how old they are. LOL. Besides you have to pay a lot more for them.
    wc fish?

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  • Beth777
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    I always get fish that are small because I hope to have many years with them.

    Originally posted by ptran View Post
    Very good point!

    Side note: that is why I feel hesitated to buy wc fish because I don't know how old they are. LOL. Besides you have to pay a lot more for them.

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