Hello; I had a pair of angels spawn some years ago. They choose broad plant leaves. I made a thread about the experience on this site. If you have an extra heater the one with eggs on it can be kept in place.Hello. I guess she will lay her eggs where she wants to. LOL. I wasn't planning on raising any.
I think your right!!!
Hello. Thanks for the info. I appreciate it.Hello; I had a pair of angels spawn some years ago. They choose broad plant leaves. I made a thread about the experience on this site. If you have an extra heater the one with eggs on it can be kept in place.
My experience suggests the parents are likely to eat the eggs and/or fry at some point. I had to set up a separate grow out tank to raise fry.
One lesson learned is to keep an eye on the male for damage. The female beat up my male and eventually I was late catching on to hoe damaged he was. My pair spawned every few weeks until the male succumbed to his injuries.
I've had many pairs of amatitlania lay eggs on the heater. My plecos also lay on heaters. Seems to do them no harm.Tbh I've never heard of any cichlid laying eggs on a heater.
Of course it's his fault. LOL.You know if they fail to get little babies after a few times she will go bonkers on the male. You know it gotta be his fault even if she is laying the eggs on the heater