You don't! What you do is get a 55 gallon tank because angelfish won't be happy in a 10 gallon tank, and then you take the betta out of the tank (it will fight with your other fish) and just get more mollies and put lots of hiding places in the tank so the babies will live.
Tilapia are in the cichlid family along with such popular aquarium fish as the Oscar and the freshwater angelfish.
Angelfish come from the lakes and slow moving waters along the various tributaries of the Amazon river.
"I had a beta and an angelfish at the same time they got along just fine. nope, sorry I had a beta and it killed my angelfish...good luck though" It mostly depends on the bettas personality. You can put them together but watch them closely, If they start fighting separate them.
Moldy cheese or an eyeball
It is not harmful. But if you want to clean up the algae in the tank you want to get a pleco. They are very peaceful fish and will not harm angelfish. I have a pleco and three angelfish in my 35 gallon tank right now and they get along great!
Likely yes; Dwarfs and full size usually get along. To be extra safe, add the lemonpeel first.
Do you mean will they mate with other fish or get along with other fish? They will not mate with other fish, but they will get along without tetras.
Yes, they actually make great friends and can have many babies together.
All Glass Silicone Aquarium Seal can be found at most pet shop's.It is best to buy the product for fish aquarium's .Other sealer's could harm your fish.
It includes a cleaner and cloth along with it.
Provided your tank is large enough (48"x18"x18" minimum) you could stock many of the larger Tetras, Dwarf cichlids, etc. The main things to remember are that Angel fish (Pterophyllum sp.) are a fairly large Amazonian fish needing heaps of room and lots of water changes and they will hunt and eat smaller fish.
There are at least 30 hotels close to the Aquarium in Atlanta. Some are adjacent, while some of the less expensive ones are one or more blocks away. Many of the hotels that aren't adjacent do offer shuttle services to the Aquarium. If you go to http://www.atlanta-downtown.com/georgia-aquarium/ , it will have a comprehensive list of the hotels closest to the Aquarium, along with links to find out the prices.