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01-24-2006, 06:49 PM
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From what I read, two angels will have a much better chance of getting along if they are different in appearance. I like that eggcrate idea and I think I will try that for future fish. The Coral Beauty seemed totally happy on Saturday and Sunday so it was quite a shock to see him dead yesterday.
Anyways, there is nothing I can do now. I woke up this morning and found the Flame Angel dead in his basket.  RIP Coral Beauty Angel - 01|23|06 RIP Flame Angel - 01|24|06
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01-24-2006, 07:22 PM
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Thats really too bad. I guess my input on what should have been done will come too late.
I have noticed that since my hippo tang has grown so to has its agression towards a bi colored angel I've had for the same amount of time. Anyway, I might have been inclined to keep the angel in the isolation tank and lower the salinity gradually to aid in its breathing. This would have lowered to osmotic imbalance between the fish and the water alowing it to breath easier. Perhaps if ick was a problem a full hyposalinity treatment of your fish couldn't have hurt. Until next time I guess.
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