Presently I have six angles in a 55 gal. A couple of weeks back they had appeared to have all paired up and one of the pairs laid eggs. This was their first spawn so I wasn't surprised when the eggs became caviar a bit over 24 hours later. At the point of the spawning everything seemed pretty normal and the three pairs divided the tank into thirds and stayed in their own territory for the most part.
Now there is one pair that is dominating the other four and attack them any time they leave the third of the tank where they are allowed to exist. The dominant pair shows no signs they intend to spawn (no cleaning any area, or ovipositor showing) to explain they aggressive behavior. Can someone shed some light on the behavior? All was good until the pair spawned now there is constant fighting.
Thanks
Now there is one pair that is dominating the other four and attack them any time they leave the third of the tank where they are allowed to exist. The dominant pair shows no signs they intend to spawn (no cleaning any area, or ovipositor showing) to explain they aggressive behavior. Can someone shed some light on the behavior? All was good until the pair spawned now there is constant fighting.
Thanks