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Posted by jtron on March 06, 2003 at 10:05:47:

In Reply to: Re: Male angelfish posted by ladiblu on March 05, 2003 at 11:43:00:

::well he died 11.30 gmt :-(

:I am so sorry to hear about your Angelfish.

I am sorry as well! I lost my girl "Lady" on Feb 9th, she was 3
years old and a proven breeder. I had the fortune of healing
her from the "spins" with ALOE VERA and she lived for about a month (quite healthfully) until her quick death at 3am. At least I had the chance to say goodbye to her.

I would suggest if it is not too late to bury your angel somewhere where you might like to plant some flowers, the spiritual significance of this type of burial is aweosme since the natives showed us how to use fish as fertilizer long ago. Flowers live on as an annual reminder of life. Remember him wel and ask for his chi to enter new males you take on . Good luck.

-J

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