CHEAPEST and BEST DIY Fry Food!!! 

Thank you so much 🙂👍

Woohoo!!! Congrats, David🥳 Thank you so much I really appreciate it. Yes, it is as simple as that 👍 I usually only feed them the egg yolk for the first 1 to 4 days free swimming as they benefit more off the BBS once they can actually eat it 😄 There are no deficiency symptoms at all. All my Rams are in tip top shape and grow to be very large. That’s the great thing about the yolk is that it has a lot stronger f what they require for growth in those initial stages 👍

@@JustinsFishRoom Sounds gorgeous Justin 👌👌👌😍 If I only had known that a couple of years ago 😌. The fry didn't manage to eat fresh brine shrimps and died 😌. Can you tell me the Name of your brine shrimps you hatch? Are they San Franciscos? Heard there are some, that are really small and can be eaten by the fry very soon.. If you don’t mind, we could exchange our experiences on WhatsApp, Signal or Telegramm.. If so, just hit me a pm here. 😉Sunny greetings from Western Germany.

@@MrDaviduck I use Ocean Nutrition but I have used a range of other brands. As long as they can assure you have a minimum hatch rate of 91% I'm usually open to whatever is available at the time. I don't have those platforms but please feel free to contact me on Instagram at justins_fishroom. Thanks, and welcome from sunny South East Queensland Australia!!!

That is so good to hear mate! Let me know what benefits you can see from keeping the shrimp with them. I will definitely have to give this one a go. I do this with pleco eggs and fry. Thanks for sharing that man😀

My pleasure, my friend 😄👍

Thanks Laz! Means a lot:)

Thanks so much Emmanuel!!! Yeah, it has been asked about so much lately that I thought I would just show people how I do it with mine - simple, cheap and easy 🙂👍

Thanks Matt! 😀

Thank you so much!! If you could contact me on any of the two other platforms I would be able to assists you easier than email🙂👍 If not then I will be especially observant of my emails over the next few days for you😃

Thanks for watching, my friend 🙂

Hi there, Tim! Thank you - it means so much:) That is actually a great question. I usually retire my rams when a few things start happening. 1) When the male and/or female begins physically not coping with spawns (i.e. loosing colour during spawning etc.), 2) the Ram pair are usually around a year old I will have had other spawns grown out and will move onto the next improved individuals from those spawns, or 3) the fish are just not laying as often as they used to. Hope this helps. I hope you have a great day:)

@Justin's Fishroom No problem! Awesome! Thanks for that, definitely helps too, has given me heaps of good things for me to look out for as my group age 😊 Hope you have a great day too!

@@TiDaCa Glad I could help! Thank you!!

Yes 👍

2-3 times a day😄👍

Also, I find that steaming the egg in a steamer basket (if you have one) for 10-12 minutes followed by the ice bath makes them much easier to peel.

Thanks for the feedback. It’s just mostly to show how simple it is to make - just boil an egg, freeze it and then once it is freeze dried into a powder you can feed it 🙂👍

@@JustinsFishRoom you can also dissolve the cooked yolk in water, but it won't last near as long as freeze dried

@@raisinbranman Yeah, I used to do this but it only last a few days as opposed to a couple weeks doing this other method. I just love how simple and easy it is!!!

Thanks for the feedback 🙂👍