Thank you. The fry are born with yolk sacs. They are just very small and deplete rather quickly. Depending on the species you'll need, live bb, banana worms or infusoria as the ready for as soon as they hatch
I’d highly recommend investing in a good hand lens, like for botany and or geology, for scoping out the egg bois. The magnification is much better than a normal magnifying glass
lol it's no worries. I appreciate the advice. I have looked into a better hand lens for future list but currently its no where near the top of the list
I know this is 2 years old but if you use ant tweezers which they are such a thing you could actually put those eggs up no problem without harming them
You can certainly start them out on a finely crushed high quality flake food. Sometimes you'll have picky fry so that's why Ive went and stayed with live food to start them.
Can i just throw them directly in a big 250 L planted, established aquarium? There is a huge root and plenty of different plants in it, and only two small killi fishes... :=)
In case you think its a good idea, should I introduce live plankton so they can find food easily available? What kind of plankton for a good "plankton ecosystem"?
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I have tried the peat method. It was good. I prefer just leaving the eggs in the methylene blue water.
This was an awesome video!! Ty so much!
That is really cool to see and i did hit the like and subscribe button for you. Thanks for sharing 💗👍✌️💯
I find that I don't see many eggs, if any many times. But when you put the peat/coco in water, you get a lot of fry.
Some eggs can be super tiny. Even off of the larger species like gularis it can be difficult to see them
Great video, thanks! So the fry don't live off yolk sacks for a couple days like some other fish, you just feed immediately?
Thank you. The fry are born with yolk sacs. They are just very small and deplete rather quickly. Depending on the species you'll need, live bb, banana worms or infusoria as the ready for as soon as they hatch
@@terrafate Thank you so much!
I’d highly recommend investing in a good hand lens, like for botany and or geology, for scoping out the egg bois. The magnification is much better than a normal magnifying glass
Though I guess I came here for YOUR help 😂
lol it's no worries. I appreciate the advice. I have looked into a better hand lens for future list but currently its no where near the top of the list
Great video
Thanks brother
I know this is 2 years old but if you use ant tweezers which they are such a thing you could actually put those eggs up no problem without harming them
@@mellewedin8221 what do you mean by put them up?
Would feeding them crushed flakes be enough or are live foods a must?
You can certainly start them out on a finely crushed high quality flake food. Sometimes you'll have picky fry so that's why Ive went and stayed with live food to start them.
Can i just throw them directly in a big 250 L planted, established aquarium? There is a huge root and plenty of different plants in it, and only two small killi fishes... :=)
In case you think its a good idea, should I introduce live plankton so they can find food easily available? What kind of plankton for a good "plankton ecosystem"?