Considering angel fish
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Beg to differ. It takes some judicious buying (waves to ponderingky) but you can ask a breeder for their smallest stock, or ones they would otherwise have culled. I have kept as many as 14 small angels in a 29, winnowing down to 6, then 4, now 2. Who just laid their 4th batch of eggs, and are showing signs that some of these might finally not fall to fungification or parental/tankmate appetite. So it can be done. In a 29. 
I didn't say it couldn't be done...just that the OP would run out of room. OP didn't say baby or tiny, but juvie. Juvies grow quickly if your feeding them right and changing their water. But you illustrated my point..."winnowing down to 6, then 4, now 2."
Hey Xan - good to hear, hope the "dwarf angels" finally spawn for you!
I agree that a 29 is a great breeder tank but you wouldn't want to have more than a couple of angels in it (3 if you are good on water changes) and not much else. I would look for a different type of cichlid - maybe some GBR or Bolivian rams.
Just a thought,
I agree that a 29 is a great breeder tank but you wouldn't want to have more than a couple of angels in it (3 if you are good on water changes) and not much else. I would look for a different type of cichlid - maybe some GBR or Bolivian rams.
Just a thought,
