Thank you for the info! My dwarf gourami have built a nest in their quarantine tank. I was not intending on breeding them but if they end up with eggs now I know what to do.
@@b.p3469 ok. Please keep them safe. Father will lookafter eggs. When they hatch remove the father and keep feeding to fry without any ammonia spickes.
@@fishlifetv1617 thank you. Male should remove after 24 hours of egg laying process. Can keep up to 48 to 72 hours according the behaviors of the male. If male is continue to guard the fry, better to keep until free swim of the fry. In my case male try to eat fry. Then i removed him bit early.
@@SerendibAquatics wouldn’t the male start eating them when hatching specially if it is a new dad? I got scared cause i see him picking on the nest too much. I just removed it. They lied the eggs 28 hours ago 😅 did i made a mistake?
I have an unusual situation. I bought a flame gourami last week and then another this week. I noticed the coloring on the second fish was dull but not extremely dull. I wasn’t sure if it was male or female. A day or so later, I noticed the older gourami was hiding under a bunch of hornwort plants at the top and corner of my aquarium. Then I noticed what looked like a bunch of bubbles. This morning, it’s still there and the nest is brown? But he’s very protective of that area, chasing away other gouramis - which he avoided when I first introduced him to the aquarium. I’m thinking of putting a breeding cage around the area rather than try to remove the nest - I don’t have another aquarium to put fish in. Does this make sense?
@@priest25 i think this time you can study the behaviours of fish. Best option is try to breed them in separate aquarium in next time. When we put an breeding cage sometimes male will eat all eggs due to stress/disturbances. You can use plastic baskets to breed them.
@ thanks much! I bought the cage and tried it for a few hours. The gourami seemed upset so I took the cage out. It’s a community aquarium and my first time having the fish attempt to breed. I’ll just let “nature take its course.”
@@SerendibAquatics yes, I'll make note of that. Also, can i refer to this video for breeding of any type of gourami? Because I'll be breeding dwarf gouramis and snow white gouramis
Yes. At the moment most of fish varities i have been kept as hobby. Now i am doing breeding also as a part of my hobby. Some times i sell them coz i want to empty the tanks for new species. Otherwise I am not doing this as profit.
@@FirozAlam-fm4zz 1st you should find a pair. I already described it in the vedeo. Then you can go though according to the steps which i mentioned in vedeo. If you have any questions , put it here i will answear to all.
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What a nice Video 😍🥰☘️🐠
@@dulithashanuja3674 Thank you.
They are so beautiful and vibrant color fish. Thank you for sharing this video.
@@indikasilva7177 thank you very much.
Awesome!
Thank you.
Thank you for the info! My dwarf gourami have built a nest in their quarantine tank. I was not intending on breeding them but if they end up with eggs now I know what to do.
@@b.p3469 ok. Please keep them safe. Father will lookafter eggs. When they hatch remove the father and keep feeding to fry without any ammonia spickes.
Great video! Very informative.. when did you remove the male? 😊 thanks!
@@fishlifetv1617 thank you.
Male should remove after 24 hours of egg laying process. Can keep up to 48 to 72 hours according the behaviors of the male. If male is continue to guard the fry, better to keep until free swim of the fry.
In my case male try to eat fry. Then i removed him bit early.
@@SerendibAquatics copy on this, many thanks!
after removing the female, when should we remove the male?
@@100presi7 at day 1 free swim of fry. Should remove the male
@@SerendibAquatics wouldn’t the male start eating them when hatching specially if it is a new dad? I got scared cause i see him picking on the nest too much. I just removed it. They lied the eggs 28 hours ago 😅 did i made a mistake?
@@100presi7 no.no.it is ok. Keep without dad. It is ok. Be patience
They will free swim tomorrow. No worries.
@@100presi7 could you please give me an update about your breeding project?
Lovely
@@elvinsworld11 thank you.
Me From Bangladesh ❤i have 5 dwarf goaurami
@@AhnafYeameen keep them breeding brother. They have much more varities also
@@AhnafYeameen thank you bro
@@SerendibAquatics welcome ❤️
@@SerendibAquatics yeah, i will try soon
@@AhnafYeameen if you face any difficulties please contact us
I have an unusual situation. I bought a flame gourami last week and then another this week. I noticed the coloring on the second fish was dull but not extremely dull. I wasn’t sure if it was male or female. A day or so later, I noticed the older gourami was hiding under a bunch of hornwort plants at the top and corner of my aquarium. Then I noticed what looked like a bunch of bubbles. This morning, it’s still there and the nest is brown? But he’s very protective of that area, chasing away other gouramis - which he avoided when I first introduced him to the aquarium. I’m thinking of putting a breeding cage around the area rather than try to remove the nest - I don’t have another aquarium to put fish in. Does this make sense?
@@priest25 i think this time you can study the behaviours of fish.
Best option is try to breed them in separate aquarium in next time.
When we put an breeding cage sometimes male will eat all eggs due to stress/disturbances.
You can use plastic baskets to breed them.
@ thanks much! I bought the cage and tried it for a few hours. The gourami seemed upset so I took the cage out. It’s a community aquarium and my first time having the fish attempt to breed. I’ll just let “nature take its course.”
@priest25 it is ok bro. Let them care eggs.
Most of the time they will eat.
But in next time try in separate tank.
How do i make the yolk solution for the fry
@@tarundasniper ruclips.net/video/X36o-ay2kSo/видео.htmlsi=uVY6ErKOl0UM9658
@@tarundasniper please trace this link. Vedeo is in my chanel already.
@@SerendibAquatics thank you👑
@@tarundasniper it is my pleasure brother. Keep in mind ammonia spickes should be reduce by use very small quantities with 3 times per day
@@SerendibAquatics yes, I'll make note of that. Also, can i refer to this video for breeding of any type of gourami? Because I'll be breeding dwarf gouramis and snow white gouramis
How do u find female
@@LanAquatics my dear friend, I explained it in vedeo. Size difference , fin difference, colour and body shape difference are there. Easy to find.
@@SerendibAquaticssame problem i cant find any female gourami in my local fish stores.. they sell all males... 😢😢
@@mytee4422 most of the time they sell males coz. Only the male is more beautiful. That is the reason. Somehow try to find female.
Just curious. Because most of the videos about breeding Do you breed them for profit or as just a hobby ?
Yes. At the moment most of fish varities i have been kept as hobby. Now i am doing breeding also as a part of my hobby. Some times i sell them coz i want to empty the tanks for new species. Otherwise I am not doing this as profit.
Okay
@@FirozAlam-fm4zz Thank you.
@@SerendibAquatics you are from which city? R u from Srilanka?
@@SerendibAquatics I am interested in breeding of my goramis. But I don't have female fish,how can I know everything?
@@FirozAlam-fm4zz 1st you should find a pair. I already described it in the vedeo. Then you can go though according to the steps which i mentioned in vedeo. If you have any questions , put it here i will answear to all.
@@FirozAlam-fm4zz yes brother. From SL
for me the cyclopse just picked up the tank and threw it against a wall, then ran into the hills
@@ianredgate4031 ok brother
artificial voice over. Why?
Brother content is the most important thing here.
Thank you
Why not?
Many reasons , probably to make it very clear and easy to understand - excellent content
Can we contact each other ?
I need some advice.
@@user-ssaehst
Put an email brother
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