Are the eggs gone because they have hatched? Otherwise, I would say to remove all but the Mom fish from that tank, once you see eggs. My sisters huge angelfish lays eggs a few times a year, even though there's no male around. And the others in her aquarium eat the eggs as soon as the Angel fish moves away, even for a few seconds. Maybe that's what's going on? Also want to know, how you know for sure those are male/female? Have been told by many owners of these, that it's hard to tell even when they are a few years old.
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Oh, and I think your tank is great! Love all your live plants and wood! 
*Just was wondering too, how many lil' neons you have? I think the fish you picked for that tank 'compliment' each other, really go well together!
*Just was wondering too, how many lil' neons you have? I think the fish you picked for that tank 'compliment' each other, really go well together! 
Actually, I just looked up on several sites.............They say you should either remove the other fish from the aquarium or move the eggs, after you know for sure that the male has 'passed over' the eggs to fertilize them. He follows right along after the female as she's laying them. And they also say.......if there's no male in the tank, sometimes one of the other females will 'pretend' to do the males job! How weird is that? Good Luck with your Angels.
