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all Questions to customerservice@angelfishandmore.com
What should I do if my fish arrive late? If
the fish were some how delayed for a day or two during shipping,
don’t panic. We have bagged and boxed angels for over three days
without any loss. Once your fish arrive, inspect them, if they are
doing ok acclimate them. If there not doing well, start the
emergency procedure immediately! You can read about the acclamation
process at-
link.
What
temperature do angelfish like? Angelfish
like high stable temperatures, around 80-83 degrees F.
What Kind of guarantee do you offer?
Our guarantee is that you will be 100% satisfied.
You can read all about our guarantee at -
link
What pH level do you raise your angelfish fry at?
We are fortunate to have such great water in the Detroit area. Our
pH is 7.0-7.2 straight from the tap.
Where and how can I learn about angelfish
genetics? We have a basic article written
on angelfish genetics at our General information page. But if you’re
looking for in-depth information, Dr Joanne Norton has written a
detailed article and has done extensive research on the angelfish
and there genetics. You can read all about it at -
link.
Can I order and send you my credit card info
through e-mail? No. Never send any credit
card information through your e-mail. Only send us what you want
to purchase. We will then e-mail you back an invoice with
everything you want plus the total in shipping and if a Michigan
resident, sales tax. Depending how you will pay, if by checks, mails
us the check. If by credit card, I will send you a money request
through paypal.
How do you hatch your Brine Shrimp?
There are different ways to hatching brine shrimp. We use a simple
method that works great for us. Read all about how we built a
simple brine shrimp hatchery, and how we hatch our brine shrimp at-
link.
What chemicals do you recommend for lowering my
pH? I don’t recommend adjusting the pH
with chemicals. Adjusting the pH with chemicals can cause a pH
swing. This is much more harmful to angelfish then if your pH is
high. Angelfish can easily adapt to higher pH level if kept stable.
How
should I acclimate my fish?
You can read about acclimating your fish at -
link.
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