Woo hoo new broodstock!!!

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I've been on the hunt for a healthy golden dwarf angel since I lost mine in a heater malfunction approaching 3 years ago. I contacted BZ to ask about them and it turns out they've had a group of them for nearly 2 months, healthy and eating frozen. I decided to pull the trigger, but instead of ordering one for my reef tank I decided to order five, since that's what fish breeder math says guarantees me a pair. I'm keeping the pair and hoping to sell the rest after QT and making sure they're eating, though I may keep one of the smallest two and put it in my cube in my room. These guys are fat and healthy buggers!!! I'm super excited, can you tell? :tongue:

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Thanks :) This isn't my first ball game, so hopefully I'll do ok. The other angels that I've tried pairing, flames, are currently spawning, so I must be doing something right :D
 

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