fry

Anyone using feeders? If so, how do you treat them before you feed them to your fish. I would rather get as many fry as I can from hobbyist and raise them to feeder size. Anyone got lots of fry they want to get rid of?

A few days ago my 2 week old angel fry began dying. This was my biggest batch of fry to date. First about 5 then the next day 25. So I did a 50% water change and the next day another 25. After I came home from the CCA meeting a few more were dead. The folks from the CCA suggested unhatch...

I have about 20 at 1" 3.50 each. I also have some almost mature fry at 2" 20.00 each I have one mature male with dmaged eye 20.00 another mature male starting to color 30.00 one mature male taiwan reef 30.00

For those of you who use fry baskets, I thought I should share with you this really cool basket I picked up from Tropical Lagoon last week. I prefer DIY baskets but I really wasn't in the mood to go out and get the materials. I was in desperate need of some fry baskets so I spent the money and...

Many of my Jewel Cichlid fry are about a 1/2". Is this a good size to sell them or should I wait a little longer.

I just stripped my Burundi female of about 25 fry with egg sack still intacked. I kept them in the same tank in a net breeder. Any suggestion on care are always welcome.There about 3/8 inch long.

I spawned a second brood of Ruby green Hap fry! I have babies in every tank but one. I really wish my P. Tinaetus male would get into it. He has until the January meeting or he is going to Kevin (If he wants them). Anyway I have more fry!. I really need to join BAP.

totally stoked! They hatched today :D :D

I have fry that are now free swimming and eating BBS. Hatched during Aquafest - 7.0 ph, 78 degrees. I need batteries for my hardness meter so I have no idea on that spec. Tank is a 20L with one male and three females. Another female was sitting on eggs, however, those don't seem to have made...

I have free swimming fry :D I thought my female was still too young, she sure proved me wrong! Here are some incredibly crappy pics. I have about 15 fry I think, hard to tell. This is the same pair i posted pics of the other day.

These angels spawned again with the 1 week old fry in the same tank. Notice the fry eating the eggs in the later half of the video. I did move the fry out after I stopped videoing, but the parents ate the eggs. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCJKLHn2FY4

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When we picked up a bunch of Malawi cichlids from danger_chicken (BTW, Thanks, Mike! They're all doing great!), one of the females was holding, and she spat her brood during transport. We fished out several of the fry, and four survived, and are currently about 3/4" long, and cohabitating...

Last month, my sulfur-headed peacocks spawned for the first time. After I noticed the bump in her mouth, I isolated the mother in one of those cheapo green plastic-framed baby nets for a week or so until she spit out the fry. I kept the fry in there for the last month until they were big...

Just stripped 2 females I should have lots of acei for the auction in sept plus some super red empress and some flavus

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I have 20 3/4 to 1 inch F-1 kampampa fry for sale 30.00 each. 25.00 each if take `10 or more local pick-up only Pm if interested

Would anyone be willing to demonstrate how to strip a fish of fry or eggs? Its a technique I'd like to learn, but would rather observe before I start doing it on my own fish. I've read about the technique, but reading about something can't make you proficient. I could bring in a holding...

Recently my zebra obliquidens bred and had some fry. I didn't bother stripping the mother, just let them be. I have about 5 or so 1/2" fry swimming around hiding amongst the rocks. I certainly do not feel like taking apart my whole tank just to get them out. What is the best way to capture...

Here are a few shots of the newer fry and the older ones in the tank. Some of these shots are not cropped at all so that you can tell by the size of the rocks how big (small) they are compared to each other. The newest fry... And the older fry... And an older fry compared to the young...