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I also think that my fresh fry is gone from the nursery tank I guess you live and you learn I also need to start moving some fry to 10g soon. I need to leave the bigger ones that I am holding for some people and the rest can move into 10g along with the shrimp... That will be my project for next week.
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What are you feeding the newly hatched fry? I have some surprise baby fish which may be zebra danios (or scarlet darios, or otos, or furcata rainbows, or threadfin rainbows or...) they came from a 29 gal tank filled with assorted species... anyway... what are you feeding them? LOL! |
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NLF small fish formula Tetra min flakes Arctic copepods No carb micro pellet Veg Flake 100% daphnia flake On feeding times I would fill a little plastic measuring cup with tank water, put some food in, let it stand for a bit then I fill a measuring syringe with the mix and target feed them. I also bought some fry food from LFS. After couple of weeks I started adding decaped brine shrimp eggs to their diet, which they love. You can always feed them infusoria and such but I wasn't successful with breeding those types of food myself so I had to do the above. Hope that helps Here is a link to food from VisionQuest. http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/sw...ods-added.html
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glad to hear the babies are doing well!!
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Congratulations on your CPD breeding program! I've been following this thread as I've recently purchased a group of CPDs. They've been displaying spawning behavior in the past couple of weeks and just today, I saw some fry that I did not recognize. They looked like pictures of fry in this thread, so I am assuming they are CPDs, but I'm not 100% positive. The adults look like they may be spawning again, and I'm trying to find the eggs, but am not having any luck with that. Where are you finding the eggs? How big are the eggs? Where do you find they prefer to lay the eggs?
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Eheim Pimp #204. 58 gal planted Oceanic Red Turquiose Discus, Japonica shrimp, assorted Blue Eyed Rainbows, Tetras, Hatchets, Danios, Rasboras, etc. 10 gal low tech planted Celestial Pearl Danio (Celestichthys margaritatus) & Emerald Dwarf Rasbora (Microrasbora erythromicron) tank |
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From what I learned CPDs will lay eggs over period of couple of days so you will have fry that is older/younger. And once they spawn once they will do it every other week or two especially after water changes. I just found some freshly hatched fry today and then some that is a week old in the filter. I'm running out of places to keep them in LOL They like to lay eggs in moss or in the more over grown areas, I had a moss rock in the front of the tank and I always found eggs in there, once I removed it they laid them in overgrown areas of my tank and thats why I can't find them as easy anymore. Eggs are very small, I can't even tell you the size, maybe like a 1 mm but they not very hard to find if you concentrate, once you find one it gets easier because you know exactly what to look for. I will try to post a picture of CPD egg development so you can see how eggs change. If you need any more help just let me know
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