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you have two choices. Leave the eggs in tank and hope that you get a good Survival rate or scrape eggs from glass put the eggs in a tank or container The eggs will hatch in a few days depending on temperature. The way I do it is to scrape the eggs into a net Put them in a plastic container...

Yes that is true You can buy the eggs .and have them shipped from almost anywhere

Yes, they are Young fish hope to get them spawning soon.

I have miyuki blue medaka rice-fish

Goodeid up date Allodontichthys zonistius Allodontichthys polepis Rio Potero Grande, Allotoca zacapuensis Lago de zacapu Alloophorus robustus Ameca splendens Ataeniobius toweri media Luna Chapalichthys encaustus lago, de capala, Chapalichthys pardalis Chapalichthys pardalis (peraticus)...

looks like Characodon lateralis there are a number of locations and colour variation , They spend much of their time swimming from bottom to mid water level They do well at a tank temperature of 70 to 74f. .brood size usually less than 20 fry, gestation period 6 weeks will accept any food...

I would be happy to share. I'm keeping a record of everything

3 weeks ago I bought three pairs of glow light tetras from my local pet shop. My tap water has a very high pH. perfect for all of my livebearers , glowlights are very adaptable to water conditions, however I decided to lower the PH In order to give the tiny eggs and fry a better chance of...

Today the fry are now free swimming. For the next two or three days I will feed them on boiled egg yolk.

All I do is put them in a tank and forget they are their Until I disturb the tanks or move the plants and find loads of them

About 2 years ago a friend gave me 6 Blue Dream shrimps I put them in a 5 gallon tank and soon they start breeding. I now have them in a number of tanks No special requirements They are great scavengers so feed on any uneaten fish food and crap that goes to bottom of tank.

gold danios spawned a few days ago ,,

they probably will hybridize Skiffia multipunctata and Neotoca Bilineata are both skiffia and within the same genus.

there is only a section for all types of prepared fish foods . sadly, there's no live food section :confused:

first foods paramecium and boiled egg yolk. vinegar eels and micro worms and brine shrimps when i have available.

I released the female from jar. and they have since spawned . i removed the female from tank and the male is now looking after eggs in bubble nest

micro worm and vinegar eels Are more suitable for new born /baby fish. Grindal worms are suitable for Juvenile and adult fish. White worm is another good food, but very high in protein so need to be careful how much you feed to fish ,Daphnia is another good live food and not too difficult to...

allodontichthys-zonistius Common name. Golden. Darker. First imported to the UK in 1990 this is an aggressive. goodeid They should be kept in a large tank with plenty of hiding places. they do well at 68 to 70 F. water changes 50% weekly. hey will eat any type of food offered, also like some...

xenoophorus captivus I really nice looking goodeid

xenophallus umbratilis produce fry on a regular basis tank temperature is suitable may be a possibility that new born fry are being eaten. as with all livebearers keep them well fed and feed plenty of live foods

For the past seven days both male and female have been well fed on live foods i have put the female in a jar the male is showing interest towards female. he should start building a bubble nest very soon.