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It’s not difficult to feed angelfish fry, but they do require a special diet. Commercially available fry food is not going to cut it, and you need to feed them newly hatched brine shrimp or micro worms.

And when I say newly hatched, I mean even brine shrimp that are 12 hours old aren’t suitable since it won’t fit the mouth of an angelfish baby.

The first feeding angelfish babies should get is after they’ve been transferred to the rearing tank and even then, you should let them acclimate an hour or two before feeding.

Newly hatched brine shrimp is the staple food for angelfish fry. If you want to raise juveniles fast, small and frequent feedings are key.

The key is to have them eating small portions often, but without overfeeding them, which could end up fouling the water.

After 3-4 weeks, you can add crushed fish flake food to their diet first in small quantities, then gradually increase the amount. At the 4-6 week mark, you can completely switch them to flake foods, freeze-dried, or pellets.
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