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thanks, I'm going to breed the rosetail with this blue female hope fry turn out as nice as the male

a trip to a local pet shop to exchange fish, I come back with some nice looking bettas a pair of white half moon and a nice looking rosetail Betta I hope to get them spawning soon.

feeding them is not too difficult will eat the usual flake foods they prefer live foods such as flies/fruit flies, mosquito larvae. bloodworms, daphnia, they are also capable of feeding from the bottom of the tank due to them having such a small beak

very nice collection👍

yes I agree, it's also known as red king cobra

yes I have bought two pairs they sell them under the name of red dragon guppy. here in the UK lfs it's not very often to get matching females, the females will probably drop fry in 2 to 3 weeks time I'm going to let themf lock breed then pick best male to cross back

red cobra guppies from local pet shop a

cherry shrimps and guppies go well together make sure there's plenty of plants and hiding places some newborn shrimps may get eaten cherry shrimp breed like crazy if you keep your guppies well fed and you shouldn't have any problems, cherry shrimps are scavengers they will eat anything offered...

below a golden variety Female full of eggs

nice pic, will eat any small fish that will fit in there mouth and also good jumpers

it's not a very good picture , males are more colourful and anal fin set back more towards the tail dorsal fin slightly larger, females less colourful and more round and plump in body

yes I know that they can take brine shrimp straight away I don't have bbs available so they are in need of micro foods it's also a matter of choice what foods we feed our fish, I have bread many types of fish and have always feed micro foods to the Fry

it's feeding time for dageti fry first food paramecium/ today feeding some vinegar eels a syringe with more than enough to feed 30 tiny fry vinegar eels are not really eels they are a tiny nematode which move and swim like an eel

Steel Blue Killifish-Fundulopanchax gardneri very easy to keep and breed they do well when kept in a ratio of 1 male and 2 females, will eat any type of food offered they spawn regularly when fed on a good quality flake food and some live food added to the diet

The Golden Wonder Panchax -Aplocheilus lineatus is the most popular killifish seen in lfs a very pretty fish at least the males are, A young male still got a bit of growing to do

yes they will eat brine shrimp that's the first food to start them off with then daphnia and on to Grendel worms. when I mentioned a problem feeding them I was more like thinking of the large numbers to feed, now the cold weather is here the population of daphnia, mosquito larvae, and bloodworm...

yes some eggs may not Hatch I will keep as many as possible the biggest problem is feeding them at a young age

axolotls spawned yesterday some of the eggs there are hundreds of them

epiplatys dageti eggs spawned 22nd of november today 30 hatched within 4 hours of putting eggs into water

yes they will probably eat them. as they grow bigger im hoping to get them on crickets and river shrimp Belonesox belizanus are one of the most fussy eaters of live- bearing fish

Bambi my 13-year old Chihuahua after coming back from a long walk today she was prepared to pose for the camera

they feed on mainly live fish it's very hard to feed them on prepared foods they will eat insects would not be beneficial alone, in the first few weeks of being born they will eat daphnia fruit flies mosquito larvae and many other types of insects it is at the stage when it is best to try and...

guppies are the favourite food