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THE POND-THE FRESHWATER PLACE => Angelfish => Topic started by: greydragon on September 06, 2013, 01:38:27 PM
i was wondering if you have a total of 133 gals of grow out space how many young angels can you have?(1 55 gal,2 29 gals and 1 20 high) thanks for your help
Quote from: greydragon on September 06, 2013, 01:38:27 PM
i was wondering if you have a total of 133 gals of grow out space how many young angels can you have?(1 55 gal,2 29 gals and 1 20 high) thanks for your help
The 29's and the 20H, are good for pairs. The 55 gal can hold 6-8 adults, if you maintain a weekly water change schedule. However, if/when they pair up...it could get troublesome. ;D
You'd need a 5 gal or 10 gal to rear fry (if parents don't raise)..then the 55 gal could be used for grow out....for a bit....not long.
If you'd want just one pair, should they parent raise, in the 20H ..you could split them up and use the 2 29's for early grow out...cull for the best, or to reduce the spawn, and then further grow them out in the 55 gal....to sell as nickel+ or quarter size...after that you'd need more grow out space....
yup yup!! ;)