Lively video, very mice , clear and aqurate explanation. What about the filters ? It ll be part 2 to shiw the filters in the same details ? Thank you very much !
I regularly spawn my corys with out trying . High protein food + area with high water flow = eggs every time . The water change only works for me when it’s going to rain
What should you do with the eggs if you don’t want them? We bought fresh water snails for our office at work along with betas and African dwarf frogs (huge tanks) we didn’t consider the snails mating and now there are eggs everywhere….
If my tank is very humid and a lot of plant life could I leave them there kinda scared to try this they have been there for a week turned pink is that good ? Someone please find ps I have Terra eggs too WHAT DO I DO !! I want everything n everyone to stay together
Hello again! I’m happily reporting back to tell you mine just hatched, around 40 of them in the clutch. Look like they are going to be mostly Ivorys. I just put them back in with their parents! Thank you so much for sharing your method, I’ll recommend this video to anyone I know who wants to hatch theirs!
Someone said that since it's live bacteria it needs to eat something like ammonia and if not it will not work. They also said that once the bottles open it only lasts for 7 to 10 days. The other products that I have seen supposedly aren't live bacteria. So basically what he said was Wait till you have pneumonia by putting fish food in then put the Fritzzyme 7 in which will turn the ammonia into nitrite and then the nitrite in to nitrate.
I have a question!! I just started trying out your method today, and already the top napkins are just the tiniest bit damp. I did wring out the bottom napkins. Is that ok? Should I replace the top layer?
I have in a tank with a bunch of fish would be okay if I housed the mother and her baby’s in a very large breeder container within the tank to ensure the baby’s safety?
We just had our first clutch two days ago, they were hard, so we followed your advice and they are incubating. Thank you so much for your awesome video. I watched like 5 other ones and yours had the best information.
I've shattered many dremal blades being impatient careless cutting hard plastic. Definitely wear eye protection, and keep your mouth shut 😅 I've learnt in too impatient to use a cutting blade, so I grind out my holes using the various carving bits now. Which means eye and respiratory protection
I'd love any advice I have 7 different corydoras and only albino and peppered spawn. Pandas spanned once all water parameters are same and use live black worms and tubifix and some green wafers for Cory and worms tried bare tank tried media tried other fish. All Cory species have 6 in school.
I have my first clutch and I removed them right away but some are still good. I should have watched you first but I can't wait for them to hatch. Hopeful at the horse farm
I cannot keep my fish in my tap water which is 600 + tds ( borewell ) for my discus tank. I had to opt for RO ( not DI ) but then a secondary problem cropped up as my Ph constantly dropped as the buffering capacity of the water ( dkh ) was low.
I'd love to see my pandas spawn , but i only have the one community aquarium. and while i could raise the spawn in a temporary container, i'm not sure where i would even be able to sell them. There's mostly Market chains selling them around here- they seem to be only buying from suppliers. How much do you even get per fish? If they sell a cory for 4 €, i guess they'd pay you what... 50 cent? 1 €? And how old would they have to be untill they're old enough to be given away?
Ok.... 3 days ago, I got my first humpback dragon puffer. Today, I threw in some feeder guppies.. very small feeders. I just noticed small fry gathered around the puffers belly. There's no way they are guppies. I wish I could share pictures. Will she eat her babies? Should I add crushed flake food for the fry? I wasn't expecting this.
