Fry in tank with no substrate or plants

[emeraldking]

I also use these plastic spheres. They float and will provide good hiding spots for those fry.

 

[Colin_T]

I also use these plastic spheres. They float and will provide good hiding spots for those fry. View attachment 149271View attachment 149272

where do you get them from?
are they hollow in the middle?

 

[connorlindeman]

I also use these plastic spheres. They float and will provide good hiding spots for those fry. View attachment 149271View attachment 149272

those are really cool!

 

[emeraldking]

where do you get them from?
are they hollow in the middle?

These are available at most garden centers in several sizes. And they hardly cost something. And they're easy to clean. And yes, they're hollow. They are actually meant for home decoration. But they work perfectly as a hiding spot.

those are really cool!

And very practical.

 

[Sgooosh]

These are available at most garden centers in several sizes. And they hardly cost something. And they're easy to clean. And yes, they're hollow. They are actually meant for home decoration. But they work perfectly as a hiding spot.

And very practical.

very nice ! looks like marrimo moss ball

 

[Tacocat]

I also use these plastic spheres. They float and will provide good hiding spots for those fry. View attachment 149271View attachment 149272

I don't know, they're kinda sharp. When I touch them they're pointy.

 

[Sgooosh]

I don't know, they're kinda sharp. When I touch them they're pointy.

i think fry are too small to be poked by those

 

[emeraldking]

I don't know, they're kinda sharp. When I touch them they're pointy.

One kind of sphere does look sharp, because of the pointy leafs. But they're actually quite soft. I had no problems thusfar. And I'm using them already for years in certain tanks.

i think fry are too small to be poked by those

True but they're actually really soft.