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omg thanks for mentioning to start on small tank get their appetite going and gradually increase the tank. i seriously believe this is one of the untold secrets of successful fish keeping. this i believe is one of the secrets in getting fish to eat better! everytime a fish of mine slows down eating, i put them to a smaller tank and get them to eat better till they get to a glutonous way of eating then I increase the size of its tank. i myself usually start on 10gal, goes 20 then to the big tank. that way they know me, they know the routine, they know where to find the dropped food. and yes i make it consistent where i drop the food too so they can catch it immediately and prevent the filter from sucking most of em up.
Hey cory on your comment about having an appropriate size tank. Where does it become an issue of stunted growth because of a tank too small with too many fish?
I have basically made my own concoction of foods. I have the fry food from coop for my babies but for everyone it has flakes, micro pelletes Betta pellets, and shrimp pellets. Everyone will eat everything no matter what!
The easiest and most hands-off way is to have a established tank with a working ecosystem, where the fish can feed themselves. I have accidentally raised hundreds of babies, i am in the process of trying to find homes lol.
Took two goldfish out my barrel pond 2 months ago. Forgot about the pond .....checked it and there is at least 50 little black fish that are about a half inch long. Eating algae. I guess
One day I saw white little round things everywhere, on my moss balls on the plants, on the glass. I got so worried I did not know what it was, or what to do, if it was going to harm my fish, lol it was panda cory eggs.
What about once they’ve already been born into the main community aquarium? I have a 36 gallon bow front with lots of plants and rock structure. My mollies came from pet store pregnant. 3 days after I put them into my only tank I own, they started having the babies. How do I feed and raise them in that tank? Every video I watch is like a breeding type video where someone is set up to keep everything separate. I have 8 grown up mollies, neon tetras , pleco and blue Ram that all share this tank. What about us newbies? I’ve got no clue other than I’ve crushed up my pellets and flake into powder and hoping they can find it when it reaches the bottom where they are 🤷♂️🤷♂️🙏🙏
Thanks for the tips I actually wanted to put the eggs in a 20 gallon just for the worry about waste. What about substrate I want to do Cories(fell in love with them by accident lol) so I was putting them on a sand substrate
So quick question so I just bought a 55 gallon tank iv been using a 29 gallon tank for awhile now but I have glowfish tetra angelfish guppies etc catfish glow sharks is it good to have different type of fish in the same tank or should they all be in different tanks ?
I am an accidental fish daddy or is it fish grandfather. My Cherry Barbs in one tank and Hillstream Loaches in another tank are baby factories. Both are community tanks with plants, driftwood, and rock piles for the babies to hide until they get big enough not to be food.
It would be cool if you toured a brine shrimp company. How are they making billions of eggs that dont hatch? Or a fish food company walk through That would be cool
@@Ilovetogame195 hi yah, same same thing is happening in my tank, but unfortunately only 10 of the fry survived, I believed I separated them too early from the parents. I’m on my second set of fry, I left them for 3 weeks before separating them but their not growing as fast as they should and a few have died. Do you have any tips for me.
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Hi is it shrimp safe and available in the uk? Cheers mate
Mine was a black Molly too! Got me loving the hobby for over 50 years I’ve never been without a tropical fish tank.
My CPD's are breeding in a heavily planted community tank. Super exciting! Life finds a way.
omg thanks for mentioning to start on small tank get their appetite going and gradually increase the tank. i seriously believe this is one of the untold secrets of successful fish keeping.
this i believe is one of the secrets in getting fish to eat better! everytime a fish of mine slows down eating, i put them to a smaller tank and get them to eat better till they get to a glutonous way of eating then I increase the size of its tank.
i myself usually start on 10gal, goes 20 then to the big tank. that way they know me, they know the routine, they know where to find the dropped food. and yes i make it consistent where i drop the food too so they can catch it immediately and prevent the filter from sucking most of em up.
I really enjoyed seeing my Kribensis fry grow up. Breeding fish in general is fun!
Hikari Fancy Guppy best food to feed your fish! 50% protein and my fish grow so fast and go crazy for it. Super bright colors too!
Good video!!! Thanks!!!😊
I'm am beyond excited to see fry from my Celestial Pearl Danios!
Thank you for sharing, we can always learn more that helps us in the hobby.
Good timing! My fish just had babies today! (It was a surprise to me) 😂
Watching this for my future apisto fry
how did you know i needed this video thank you
I bread my first fish🌸 they we're guppies I didn't do anything special just put them in a ten gallon 🌼
Super helpful! Also: Will that hat ever come back around for sale? Love those colors.
hey, what were those fish at 0:44 in the video?
@@brechtvandensteen2542 probably Crenicichla sedentaria
Thanks a lot for the sharing
Great video
Hey cory on your comment about having an appropriate size tank. Where does it become an issue of stunted growth because of a tank too small with too many fish?
Thanks for shareing
I have basically made my own concoction of foods. I have the fry food from coop for my babies but for everyone it has flakes, micro pelletes Betta pellets, and shrimp pellets. Everyone will eat everything no matter what!
My cherry barbs just had some babies
I’m patiently waiting for mine to
@@Shakodancer16 I have more female than males and alot of Heteranthera zosterifolia for the fry to hide, good luck friend!
The easiest and most hands-off way is to have a established tank with a working ecosystem, where the fish can feed themselves. I have accidentally raised hundreds of babies, i am in the process of trying to find homes lol.
Took two goldfish out my barrel pond 2 months ago. Forgot about the pond .....checked it and there is at least 50 little black fish that are about a half inch long. Eating algae. I guess
One day I saw white little round things everywhere, on my moss balls on the plants, on the glass. I got so worried I did not know what it was, or what to do, if it was going to harm my fish, lol it was panda cory eggs.
What about once they’ve already been born into the main community aquarium? I have a 36 gallon bow front with lots of plants and rock structure. My mollies came from pet store pregnant. 3 days after I put them into my only tank I own, they started having the babies. How do I feed and raise them in that tank? Every video I watch is like a breeding type video where someone is set up to keep everything separate. I have 8 grown up mollies, neon
tetras , pleco and blue Ram that all share this tank. What about us newbies? I’ve got no clue other than I’ve crushed up my pellets and flake into powder and hoping they can find it when it reaches the bottom where they are 🤷♂️🤷♂️🙏🙏
Weird that this video was made months and months ago but just released today.
I have some pygmy cory fry. until how many days old can they eat brine shrimp?
Ive never ‘fed’ baby fry i just feed the tank like normal and i get lots of babies reach adulthood
Can i still run activated charcoal in 10 gallon electric blue acara grow out tank? They are about 2 weeks old.
Thanks for the tips I actually wanted to put the eggs in a 20 gallon just for the worry about waste. What about substrate I want to do Cories(fell in love with them by accident lol) so I was putting them on a sand substrate
I have a heavily planted quarantine tank and suddenly baby black phantom tetras
My gambusia just had like 25 0r so fry 😂😂😂
So quick question so I just bought a 55 gallon tank iv been using a 29 gallon tank for awhile now but I have glowfish tetra angelfish guppies etc catfish glow sharks is it good to have different type of fish in the same tank or should they all be in different tanks ?
I am an accidental fish daddy or is it fish grandfather. My Cherry Barbs in one tank and Hillstream Loaches in another tank are baby factories. Both are community tanks with plants, driftwood, and rock piles for the babies to hide until they get big enough not to be food.
My electric blue acara pair just wont breed.. any tips?
I recently had a baby Cory cat.
Tetra Color Granules mashed into dust with a mortar and pestal, is how I feed my fry. So far successful.
It would be cool if you toured a brine shrimp company. How are they making billions of eggs that dont hatch?
Or a fish food company walk through
That would be cool
I literally accidentally breed jewel cichlids
@@Ilovetogame195 hi yah, same same thing is happening in my tank, but unfortunately only 10 of the fry survived, I believed I separated them too early from the parents. I’m on my second set of fry, I left them for 3 weeks before separating them but their not growing as fast as they should and a few have died. Do you have any tips for me.
mine were wild molly's
Baby fish
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Second
I can hear how much you’ve lost interest
Im sorry