Unbelievable! Breeding Pseudomugil Aru II in Your Fish Room Without the Struggle!
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- In this quick video, I'm going to show you how to breed Pseudomugil Aru II (The Easy Way). Pseudomugil Aru II is a relatively new Pseudomugil species that is becoming more and more common in the aquarium trade. This video is both informative and easy to follow, so you'll be able to breed Pseudomugil Aru II (The Easy Way) in no time!
Thanks for the lesson, Mr. B!
You are most welcome!
1:44 i've gotten my singular furcatus male to dance with himself just by lowing a small mirror into the tank. you can give that a try.
Sounds like a great idea. I know it works with bettas to ‘exercise’ them, I need to give it a try! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing.
You are most welcome! Hope it helps!
Hi from Singapore! Wonderful content!
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for the view!
Great video pete!
Glad you enjoyed it
Hey MR B!!!
Hey Steph! How are you doing?
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Very good video, informational. have you ever bred corydoras? ive been looking into it.
I do breed Corys, I actually will be putting a video up about that in a few weeks! Thanks for the comment!
Thank you!!!
You're welcome!
Thanks, that was really interesting. I got unlucky and have 2F to 7M with Pseudomugil Furcata. I was wondering what would be the smallest group I could take out to breed.
I’ve had great success with a trio, a pair would work, if you want to see the males in true breeding form 2 pairs should give you a good show! Thanks for watching!
Great information. Do you feed bbs to the fry and if so about what age do you start. TIA and thanks for sharing
I feed them bbs once they are big enough. Before then it’s vinegar eels, micro worms, and golden pearls. I hope this helped.
Thanks for responding to my question
Hi can powdered flake food work for newly hatched fry??
I have used golden pearls 5-50 micron with success because it is a very fine powder. I do not know that flakes could be turned into small enough portions to feed them. Pseudomugil fry are so small when hatched I’d be afraid of possibly them ignoring the flake or maybe even choking on it.