Akasha72 said:.... I read that so far and said "aww noooo" outloud followed by "oh! Excellent!" out loud!!
Fingers crossed for the wrigglers
Akasha72 said:don't let them get hungry enough and don't disturb them too much. I found they seem to eat their babies for two reasons - one they arn't getting enough to eat and two they think their offspring are under threat and so will eat them themselves rather than allow them to be eaten by some 'preditor'. This my reasoning behind covering their tank and leaving them be. I suspect it's the second reason
What have you got in place for the wrigglers to feed on once they reach free swimming stage? Have you got some moss in the tank? Moss it good for providing infusoria for fry to feed on
cooledwhip said:awesome man. how many can you count? would you ship some?
Yeah I know I can get some nice ones in the US. I already have a pair I just thought it would be cool to get some from YOU since you bred them.Dominus_XVIII said:
awesome man. how many can you count? would you ship some?
Not sure about how many there are, don't want to disturb the pair and their fry. I only check on the rams during feeding. I'll try counting them again once they put on some noticeable size. When I initially saw their nest 2 days ago, there was about 180-200 eggs.
As for shipping them (once they get to selling size), I'm afraid that's not possible for me, as I don't have the permit to ship fish over the boarder.
Sorry.
You'd actually have better chances of finding quality local bred rams in the US. I think there's a few breeders in the US that specialize in rams. If you want I can send you the info over PM.
Yeah I know I can get some nice ones in the US. I already have a pair I just thought it would be cool to get some from YOU since you bred them.cooledwhip said:
awesome man. how many can you count? would you ship some?
Not sure about how many there are, don't want to disturb the pair and their fry. I only check on the rams during feeding. I'll try counting them again once they put on some noticeable size. When I initially saw their nest 2 days ago, there was about 180-200 eggs.
As for shipping them (once they get to selling size), I'm afraid that's not possible for me, as I don't have the permit to ship fish over the boarder.
Sorry.
You'd actually have better chances of finding quality local bred rams in the US. I think there's a few breeders in the US that specialize in rams. If you want I can send you the info over PM.