Tony G.

i think they are, but if they spawn(which i want) they will be agressive to the FM,so i'd rather have the angels be on their own with smaller fish..

Gouramiguy17

how often does it rain in mexico

Tony G.

well it depends on where you live
i used to live in sonora (border with arizona) and it almost never rained. Now, i live in queretaro, where it is super uber windy and rains almost once or twice a week. it doesnt get very warm though..
if you were gonna move to mexico, i would suggest queretaro cleanest place in mexico, smog free and has many internationaly habitants ( my neighbors are german, and most are american) so you can get used to the mexican atmmosphere and then you could move around.. the people are totally different though they are hipocrites most of the time to tell you from my own experience

Gouramiguy17

dont angels need rain to spawn

Tony G.

idk, if so, you can do a watercahnge with cooler water. This resembles rain water triggering their mating ritual. I dont think they need rainwater, i will check though

AmongthePuffers

You could set up a small siphon that leads to a small drip plate!
though idk if youd wanna set that all up. A cool water wc would prob be just as effective, and more efficient.

Tony G.

haha lol i think ill stick to the WC'S hahha
going to go get the aquarium now, wish me luck

TFA101

good luck tony..

oh and a cooler water change does replicate rainfall, and triggers breeding activity in many species of fish, including angels and many catfish including cories.

AmongthePuffers

fine, dont use my very complicated idea!
good luck tony!

Tony G.

hahahahah i might, lol i just kinda dont get it

AmongthePuffers

run i siphon from the tank to a small chiller, which then leads up to a drip plate postioned to the top of the tank, which simulates rain!

of course this isnt a good idea at ALL, since eventually the whole aquarium would be chilled, and would be very expensive!

lol, again, a wc might be smarter!

Tony G.

lol hahaha i'll stick to the wc's

AmongthePuffers

good idea!