Usually, I’ll carve an angelfish from a thinner slab of ice and attach a base. If you carve it from a full-thickness block, then you end up getting rid of a lot of ice. Angelfish are pretty thin, so it’s really not a problem. Do leave enough ice for the fins on the side of the body, however (or add ice for them.) Take care that the seaweed is thick enough so that it adequately supports the fish and beware of chainsaw overcuts that might weaken the seaweed.

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