How to Raise Healthy Fry? Essential Tips for Success!
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- How to protect fish eggs and raise fish fry? How to raise baby fish at home? Beginner tips and guide on how to save as many fish as possible! Have more beginner tips for us? Share them in the comments!
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How to protect fish eggs and raise fish fry? How to raise baby fish at home? Beginner tips and guide on how to save as many fish as possible! Have more beginner tips for us? Share them in the comments!
Please don't forget to like the video if you liked it! :)
Does the fry belong to apitogramma or Ramirez?
No. Those are angelfish - so technically cichlids, but no apistos.
@@AquascapingCube i can not differentiate babies of different cichlids that well since they all look similar in the first bits of their lives
@@MARKET_GARDNERI True :) I breed like 15 different types. And during first 3-4 days, there is no way to tell the difference :)
What food should I give them
cichlid was my guess 😛
I had no clue what the eggs were, but I can't wait for an update video, and again excellent starter info I could have done with this about 2 months ago, I managed to raise a few babies but next time with all this extra info I am sure we will have much more success. Thanks so much matt, have a fabulous day :)
Hi Tracy! Good to see you again ;) Glad you enjoyed it! Have a great weekend.
can u please summarise how to breed corydoras?its okay if u cant.
I actually made a video about it ;) Maybe it will help?
th-cam.com/video/ehrSmKMpqFY/w-d-xo.html
@@AquascapingCube thanks i will check it out
Will my corydoras breed if i feed them just baby brine shrimp?or do i need to feed them bloodworms aswell?What would u recommend feeding to condition them for breeding?
They will. Just feed them a lot, combination of live and flakes and granulated food. Preferably with lots of protein. Bbs is also good. Good luck!
okay i will try it.thank u so much for the advice.
Sir how long i can keep eggs in m blue??? My anglefish wigglers die after hatching... i m not sure why maybe the m blue is killing them please guide.
No longer than 2 days. MB can kill your fry with no problem. So you should not put to much and after they are hatched it should be already gone.
I have Cory fry 4 weeks old in one tank and in another tank 10 day old fry. Can I keep them together in one tank?
Yes, no problem. I mix Corys at different ages all the time.
Thank you for this wonderful video! I was incorrect about what type of fry you filmed I thought they were Apistos. 😁
Thank you for your comment :) Yes, I wouldn’t guess myself ;)
Very useful idea using two containers for water changes. I thought they were corys... regards
Thank you :)
Very good tips!
Thank you :)
Angelfish fry
Correct :)
I went to say goodnight to my fish, I noticed throughout the day lots of white foam on top.
Then as I was about to feed for the night I saw hundreds of little baby fish.
I have blue gourami x 2 and one pearl gourami.
I immediately took the fish out of the tank and put back in their old tank.. (the fish they used to eat are larger now.. ) I turned off the filter..
I have checked this morning. They are still swimming I stirred bottom of tank to release micro organisms and whatever else there may be in there..
Do I need to do anything else. I turned heater to 24.5 c
I have had fish for over 50 years. This is very exciting..
Congrats!
What I would do is start to work on some live foods like BBS. If you can't do this - start feeding with very small amounts of boiled egg yolk (try to make kind of milk out of it). You can also crush you flakes food into powder and use this as an alternative. But it really needs to be tiny - almost like flour. Don't use to much! Just VERY small amounts few times a day.
And make small water changes, also small not to put them in shock. But keeping water clean is super important right now. First few days are critical and every day will make them stronger.
Good luck!
No point in guessing, ofcourse.
Where do you get your aeration or is that a sponge also?
Hmm I was guessing some cichlid. So technically I was right :P Nice one!
Thanks! Yes, angelfish are cichlids, soo correct ;)
What do you use for your container and get the containers to stay up ? Where did you get the clips. ?
This is just tupperware kept in place by set of kitchen clips :) Clips are from Amazon: a.co/d/1EJhP5k
Great video! Interesting tips and ways to solve common problems with fry
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!
Thankyou for getting back to me.
Well, I have put a sock over the filter and I have filled the overflow reservoir with plants so as to soften the flow into tank.. it was quite full on.
I have crushed with a spoon flakes into a very, very fine powder and dispersed small amounts into tank.
They are swimming and appear quite happy.
They are in a 130 ltr tank so I’ll not do a water change just yet. I hope this is ok?
Would love to be able to send you a small video?
Sounds good! I really hope that it will work for you!
You can always upload any video to youtube :) And share a link to it? I will be happy to see watch that.
Thankyou, will try and do that tomorrow..
appreciate your input.
Very informative. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi good evening, i have baby fry angel fish, and they seem to be moving around in clumps as though what's holding them together is weblike. Will that eventually dissolve or go away on it's own or should i be worried 😥
I know what you mean. You can very gently try to detach them by moving water around them. But don't touch the fish, but use small pipette or something similar, and blow gently some water into them. If you don't have one, use small spoon and make some water movement.
@@AquascapingCube ok thank you. I tried doing the detachment, but it seems to be really caught together, and I'm abit scared to try again as they are sooo tiny and fragile. Will they be able to detach themselves or am I going to lose them 😢
Another awesome video! You're the only one to explain with pictures. I thought they were angel fish. I just got a breeder pair . Can I use a large breeder box box? Do you put them in right after hatching. What size container do you use if I should not use breeder tank ? And how do you attach your tub to aquarium?
Thank you. Yes, you can use breeder box. I put them BEFORE they hatch, so they are hatching already in the box. To attach it use large plastic clip and my container is about 1L, so not very big.
@AquascapingCube , how do you remove them from the breeding cone ? I guess I just put them in a large jar with anti fungal, and then when they start free swimming, transfer to large breeder box? Or any ideas? They normally use the breeding cone. Or should I remove the cone and just leave anubias plant ?Maybe they will lay there . I'm afraid to use a turkey paster cuz I've never used one before.
Thank You.
You're welcome :)
when you make water changes do you put any chemicals in the new water?
No, I never use any, especially in tanks with fry. I just use aged tap water (~24-48h)
@@AquascapingCube do you think distilled water along with water from the original tank they came from is ok?
@@watchinvideos22 You have to be careful with hardness when doing that. Distilled water is very soft and has close to 0 hardness - so it might be a shock to the fry that was kept in water with much higher hardness levels. Even if you mix it with tank water. As long as the jumps in parameters are not big - it should be fine.
@AquascapingCube in the past I had issues with my water being to hard..like a 6 or 7 so I was recommended to start using distilled water to reduce the hardness and now my tank is around a 1 or 2 for hardness. When I do my water changes I use around 7 gals of distilled water and the rest from the house. So it's like 50/50.
My fry are in a 5.5 gal tank as we speak and when doing the water change I take maybe 20% out and replace with water from the original tank