The Angel Lovers Thread

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These are few from my fish only angelfish tank. 225 gallon

wow wow wow!! The conspics!!! I'm wanting to pick one up this year for my 400. My favorite fish of all time and you got 2 of them. I love it
 
wow wow wow!! The conspics!!! I'm wanting to pick one up this year for my 400. My favorite fish of all time and you got 2 of them. I love it

Unfortunately I don't have many of these guys anymore. Had most of them for over 10 yrs but they slowly started expiring and had to do some major downsizing. Miss them all. But conspics are one of the coolest fish I have ever owned in the 17yrs in the hobby
 
Can you keep a coral beauty and a fire angel in a 55ga tank together?
 
Good theme , i'm a angelfish fan & lover :nerd:

This is my Deepwater Coral B. Angelfish



And they are my H.tricolor and C.loriculus



Sorry for the bad quality of the photos , but they're from my phone :mmph:
 
Off topic. Not sure where to find my answer to this. But my coral beauty has been developing these faded areas above the eyes. Color is pretty much gone. Not sure if this is reversible or not. If you know. Please let me know whSt you know. Thanks
 
Off topic. Not sure where to find my answer to this. But my coral beauty has been developing these faded areas above the eyes. Color is pretty much gone. Not sure if this is reversible or not. If you know. Please let me know whSt you know. Thanks

Have a pic? Sounds like possibly HLLE.
 
I'll try and get a pick, I am using activated carbon. Through a media reactor. It's Brs large particle lignite.
 
Hope this is good enough. Doesn't look like it's eating away. Just changing color.
 

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