FRY HELP!!!

[1badmarine]

Ok you experienced breeders. Here's what I have today. Free swimmers. Should I move them now, or wait a little while longer????


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[festaedan]

I'd wait unless you see the pair eating the fry.
Congrats on the spawn

 

[1badmarine]

I'd wait unless you see the pair eating the fry.
Congrats on the spawn

They will eventually eat the fry, just wanna know perfect timing to remove them. I let them eat the last batch...


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[ChuckSon_NB]

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Ray If they already ate a batch I'd siphon the babies out now into an empty tank with no rocks. I always lose a good two dozen to getting stuck in the gravel. Congrats!

 

[1badmarine]

Ray If they already ate a batch I'd siphon the babies out now into an empty tank with no rocks. I always lose a good two dozen to getting stuck in the gravel. Congrats!

Thanks, how about sand? I only use sand in my tanks.


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[ChuckSon_NB]

Thanks, how about sand? I only use sand in my tanks.


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Yea That's cool, Sand will work

 

[jonclark96]

I'd pull a good portion of the fry, but leave some with the parents. If you pull all of them, keep an eye on the pair and make sure the male doesn't go after the female. I've lost a few females by not separating after pulling fry.

 

[Harleyrider5]

I had issues at first with my jags eating the fry after a few batches they have stopped eating them. Im on my third successful batch raised by them

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[red texas]

I use a 10 gallon tank bare just a sponge filter easy to do wc every other day,and i agree on leaving some fry in there,i lost my feastea pair like that.

 

[1badmarine]

Okay, great. Gonna pull a bunch tomorrow and put in a spare 10g I have.


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