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Fighting Angelfish Jolly Fisherman 06-07-2006
Posted by bobc on June 26, 2006, 9:23 pm
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Could it be breeding behaviour? Angels are usually not that
aggressive, unless perhaps it's reproductively related?
Also, my experience with silver dollars and planted tanks is that the
silver dollars will eat most every plant down to the gravel!
Bob
Jolly Fisherman wrote:
> I have 5 Angels in a 55gal tank. 3 zebras, 1 marble, & 1 golden. All
> are healthy but are nasty SOB's. The marble & golden are especially
> good looking & aggressive. The zebras are also nasty but often take a
> beating (chunks missing from their sides).
>
> When they're not fighting they're lining up to beg for food. They all
> eat like pigs. I think I might have all or mostly males.
>
> Could this be because I've mixed & matched angel types?
> or is it just too much testosterone?
> overstocking or poor aquascaping?
>
> Any suggestions on who to remove (or not) and how to create some
> order?
>
> TIA


Posted by bassett on June 27, 2006, 10:53 pm
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> Could it be breeding behaviour? Angels are usually not that
> aggressive, unless perhaps it's reproductively related?
> Also, my experience with silver dollars and planted tanks is that the
> silver dollars will eat most every plant down to the gravel!
> Bob
> Jolly Fisherman wrote:
>> I have 5 Angels in a 55gal tank. 3 zebras, 1 marble, & 1 golden. All
>> are healthy but are nasty SOB's. The marble & golden are especially
>> good looking & aggressive. The zebras are also nasty but often take a
>> beating (chunks missing from their sides).
>>
>> When they're not fighting they're lining up to beg for food. They all
>> eat like pigs. I think I might have all or mostly males.
>>
>> Could this be because I've mixed & matched angel types?
>> or is it just too much testosterone?
>> overstocking or poor aquascaping?
>>
>> Any suggestions on who to remove (or not) and how to create some
>> order?
>>
>> TIA
>
your right about silver dollars, simply because there herbivores,, So
what's the answer with Silver dollars and a planted tank. Easy, give them
something they like to eat and they will leave your plants alone,
Stick a Silver Beet // Spinish // Chinese cabbage leaf in the gravel, and
see what happens,, they will chew it to the gravel, next day new leaf, They
will also grow at a good rate with this food, and the bonus is the tank
stays planted.. They will ignore your low protein plants , in favour of
the high protein Spinish leaves.
bassett



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