angelfish twitching at each other

A pair of angelfish would attempt to subdue the others and would not agree with any other competitor (s). The water is tap water mixed with RO water (some small parts). This started happening after I put in a heater and raised the temperature to 30 degrees Celsius.Hi!

Any infertile eggs will quickly grow an opaque, white fungus. And then they are redoing the same. The smaller one is following the bigger one, and they are swimming around here and there. I need answers, because I cannot find anymore answers on the Internet.P.S. Your tank way too small 6 angel fish. Another reason angelfish might display excessive aggression is if there is another equally aggressive type of fish competing with them. The pair will make several passes, and spawning is usually complete in about 30 minutes.In a couple days and with the aid of a magnifying glass, you should start to see some movement within the eggs. Those temps are better for the blue ram, Mikrogeophagus ramirezi. They must be really stressed so crowded in that bare tank as they cannot get away from each other at all. 30c is a great breeding behavior trigger for angels. It is quite a small tank. What size tank do you have, is it filtered, whay are the water parameters, do you have hiding spots and what's you water change schedule. The one that has more white is the one that was pecking, while the other was the one being pecked.The pecking has stopped now, though.

This is mainly why angelfish are usually kept as the only dominant fish in a community aquarium. Angelfish can be brutal to each other... - Duration: 10:15.

70 liters, or 18.492 gal. - Duration: 10:37. Sometimes it shakes it's whole body for a second, other times it violently jerks forward a few times lasting about 5 seconds in all, and sometimes it's head will twitch. Hmm, not as alarming of a movement as I was imagining. Unlike their saltwater counterparts, freshwater angelfish rarely display aggression. Sorry not the best but will give a basic idea of what he’s doing. If it starts again, I'll inform you guys about it.Now something weird is happening. They can get up to 4- 5 inches and get pretty aggresive. Hi, new here.

But to sort out pairs, that's a killing zone set up. Spawning begins when the female travels up the spawning surface depositing eggs. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding.I’ve added a quick video I just took! Those temps are better for the blue ram, Mikrogeophagus ramirezi. we have 2 juvenile yellow angelfish in our 75 gallon. Please check some of those other Utube videos about Angelfish for a better idea of a proper tank for them.Before the discussion gets killed by someone saying it's an old post - it's a new idea added.I agree - one angel is fine in a tank that size, although it won't have room for interesting behavior. Six of them would need about 100 gallons to give them each room and keep them from fighting each other.Very likely the larger fish is a male, and the pecking behavior is either a dominance contest or a mating ritual. They both have been around in my tank for about half a year.The unknown gender one is a few millimeters taller, and keeps chasing the other one occasionally out of the blue. When angelfish form pairs, they usually test eachother by lip locking, dancing and posturing. I have six angelfish: Two Black Marbles and Four Koi Angels.
What species do you have? The original post had a point everyone seemed to miss. JavaScript is disabled. Water changes once a week, params are consistantly 0/0/5-10, tanks been running about a year and a half. The Bolivian ram, M. altispinosus, needs cooler water They might be attacking each other bc your tank is overA 70 litre tank is way, way too small for even one angel fish. For additional details about providing a healthy habitat for angelfish, please click the following link:For a successful spawn, the mated pair needs its own aquarium of generous size.The Koi Angelfish are all juveniles, and the Black Marbles are already 3-4 inches long and 4-5 inches tall.Angelfish are quite shy fish that like a planted tank with lots of tall plants, driftwood etc, this also gives them a feeling of security and hiding places when being picked on by the tank mates.As johnarthur has said, a mated pair requires an aquarium of generous size. I have a potential pair of angelfish, they are twitching at each other, spreading their fins and showing off at each other, so I put a breeding cone in their tank. If they're babies, they'll be fine for a little bit.

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