Your angelfish eggs die after the second day had the same problem with a different breeding pair has anyone run into this before?

Answer 1

This site has a lot of information on breeding:

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From a group of 10 Angels, we usually got three or even four pairs. But if you try to purchase a pair of mature Angels, often the pair bond will be lost when you move them. So we recommend that you get small Angels about 3" tall. Raise them up together and allow them to choose their own mates.

* http://www.aquariumfish.net/catalog_pages/cichlids_neotropical/angel_fish_breeding.htmAnother Excerpt:

The first thing you are going to do when breeding is to start to pair off the Angelfish into groups of 1 male, 1 female. You want to start out by purchasing 8-10 angelfish, try to get an equal number of males and females. After you pair them off, they should bond together and start to pair off, swapping them out should pose little problem. Don't get discouraged if the first spawn doesn't turn out as planned. It is normal for the first batch to get eaten or not to spawn at all, you should just get a few fry out of the batch. With the fish that do pair up and go off to spawn, you should be able to get plenty of fry from their efforts.

* http://ezinearticles.com/?Breeding-Angelfish&id=1441557