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It has been a week since I noticed the Fry and they are all still alive and seem to be doing well. Just posting a quick video of the fry eating some Micro-Worms along with the rest of my current setup. I am aware that my glass has algae (I cannot clean it without disrupting the fry and the...

I was sitting watching my fish tank and noticed a lot of little things moving near a shell. I thought maybe some food got stuck in the current or something and went to investigate and found that I actually have fry in the tank! I will try to get some better photos but needless to say I am...

I have a couple of inside tank breeder boxes with fry. The kind you hook an airline to and it moves the water through the box. My question is would it be wise to put a nerite snail in the breeder box to get rid of some of he left over food. Sometimes between me and the wife they get fed to...

So I did a water change on some of my tanks. One of which was a 10 gal grow out with probably 50 dragon-bloods,labs, and Birchardi fry. 5 min later I have 13 fry. Not sure what happened this it the only one that tanked. Lesson no massive water changes on fry tanks only use Seachem for...

I have had peppered cory eggs last weeks and now the fry are free swimming. I am currently feeding them golden pearls. What else can I feed these fry to make them grow fast? Also I keep tthe tank tmep at around 78oF. Can I switch off the heater now. I do daily water changes and feed them...

Not quite this intense, but still interesting. In my 40 breeder I have a pair of black calvus looking after fry and a pair of Julies doing the same nearby. It's like a day care center in there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waHGty09Hjs&index=6&list=PLPMLOilyKILpNVHO4RnE5bEJmT7na8pN3

So if any of you have seen other posts of mine, you might have seen the pics of my Electric Blue Jack Dempseys or the blue gene carriers that I bred from them. I have very good news. The blue gene carriers have wrigglers today! I'm so excited, because these were from the last group remaining...

I have a pair of Cryptoheros nanoluteus occupying a 29G planted. They have spawned a couple times before but until recently they had been sharing with a trio of sister C. nanos. The last spawn had about a dozen or so make it a few weeks after hatching. They had achieved a size of about 2-3 mm...

Looks like the fry will survive this time. Previous spawn did not. TTOG9g7Wba8

Hey everyone, I'm trying to decide whether i should raise my longfin super red fry in a breeder box or in a tank how i normally do it. I was just wondering how everybody else does it? Look forward to your responses, Lucas

Hi everyone, As you know, at Tannin, we're all about doing things a bit differently. And that involves trying new stuff, and new ways of thinking. We've been super happy about how eagerly freshwater hobbyists have been jumping on Doc's Eco Super Eggs as a supplemental food for their...

I had almost given up and found parents guarding this this morning.

Pairs with fry,midas,cubans,and red tiger motas,love in the water.

My discus fry are about 2 months old and one by one every few days a fry dies. Water changes are every other day 45%. Parameters always test within nominal range, ph at 6.8 or a little lower, and temps are kept at 84. Does anyone have ideas why mine are very slowing dropping off?

So I have some yellow labs who have bred. I waited until the females spat them and have them in a airstone based hob breeder. I clean the breeder with a straw and tubing once a week and perform regular water changes In the main tank which is the water source. I also have a tmc uv off the...

Nothing unusual, but I really like how the parents' color has darkened. Also note the corydoras that are cowering in the corner. osyv0VNmUwc

I have two Flower Horns that I am currently trying to rehome. They are apparently a pair because they decided to spawn. They are currently guarding the eggs on the face of a rock. I have no interest in the fry. But if someone would like the fry, I can collect some of them and set them aside...

So I got a few triple red apistos for my 40 breeder tank and just noticed that I have fry! In the tank I also have 4 angel fish, 2 cory cats, 4 rummynose tetras, 5 black skirt tetras and some mystery snails. I read that I should be feeding them bbs to start out with and move them to another...

got this hybrids any takers group of 4 $25,they are very similar fish up the river from each other.

Here are some pics and videos of the fry, and a couple of shots of the adults. The fry are right around 1" and not nearly as skittish as the adults. They follow me around the fish room begging for food and seem very interested in my cell phone/camera. 3yTfW0AAeCc The parents -