Thank you Paul. Actually doing a video of the meeting was a last minute idea that I had so didn't take much footage and only took photos of the first talk. I will certainly aim to do more comprehensive videos with permission from the presenters. Thank you for the feed back it really helps.
I hatched a few Austrolebias nigripinnis frys for about three weeks (25 days) now, and they are about 4-6mm. I was wondering about the growth rate of the fry, I could not find any information online, considering they're a rarer kind of killie.
s0m3body8910 growth rate is a bit hard to measure. Water changes, temperature and feeding frequency (plus type of food) influence the growth rate. Whenever I think the growth rate is not fast enough for my liking I double the frequency of my water changes and the fish start to sprint. I would try that
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i would have actually loved to have a seen a video of the talks at the meeting
Thank you Paul. Actually doing a video of the meeting was a last minute idea that I had so didn't take much footage and only took photos of the first talk. I will certainly aim to do more comprehensive videos with permission from the presenters. Thank you for the feed back it really helps.
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I hatched a few Austrolebias nigripinnis frys for about three weeks (25 days) now, and they are about 4-6mm. I was wondering about the growth rate of the fry, I could not find any information online, considering they're a rarer kind of killie.
s0m3body8910 growth rate is a bit hard to measure. Water changes, temperature and feeding frequency (plus type of food) influence the growth rate. Whenever I think the growth rate is not fast enough for my liking I double the frequency of my water changes and the fish start to sprint.
I would try that