Angelfish Info
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Sexing angels that are not breeding is almost impossible. How big are these?
Pic 1 looks like a silver veiltail
Pic 2 looks to be a marbled
Pic 3 looks like it could be a golden, perhaps a better pic would help.
What size tank are they in?
Tankmates?
Feed them a high protein diet, perhaps a good quality flake or pelleted food with bloodworm and brine shrimp. Keep you temp on the higher side, maybe 27-28C and frequent water changes should see them grow and color up nicely.
Pic 1 looks like a silver veiltail
Pic 2 looks to be a marbled
Pic 3 looks like it could be a golden, perhaps a better pic would help.
What size tank are they in?
Tankmates?
Feed them a high protein diet, perhaps a good quality flake or pelleted food with bloodworm and brine shrimp. Keep you temp on the higher side, maybe 27-28C and frequent water changes should see them grow and color up nicely.
pic#3 looks more like what angelfish breeders are starting to call "blushing" angelfish.
red could also be a burned gill from ammonia poisioning.
pic#1 is a common mixed with something to get the golden color and looks to possible have tail rot(see part of the tail mixing, or maybe it was nipped off)
pic#2 is a marble
change 35-50% of your water, just like you would discus. aged dechlornated clean warm water of 78-84 degress and you will see them go from small to big in no time.
red could also be a burned gill from ammonia poisioning.
pic#1 is a common mixed with something to get the golden color and looks to possible have tail rot(see part of the tail mixing, or maybe it was nipped off)
pic#2 is a marble
change 35-50% of your water, just like you would discus. aged dechlornated clean warm water of 78-84 degress and you will see them go from small to big in no time.