L-200 female trapped 7 days... now eggs!
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Re: L-200 female trapped 7 days... now eggs!
great work alga!!!
i would guess that maybe blanched cucumber or some sort is a good way to go??
i would guess that maybe blanched cucumber or some sort is a good way to go??
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Re: L-200 female trapped 7 days... now eggs!
A mix of mostly vegetable diet with a bit of protein. Algae wafers will do this, but peas and prawns or similar may be better sources of food.alga wrote:Today they are totally pigmented and the yolk sack/stomach almost absorbed...what are the best "first" foods?
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Re: L-200 female trapped 7 days... now eggs!
Nice job Brad! I start all of my fry - regardless of adult dietary needs - on decapped brine shrimp eggs and then up to NLS growth when they're ready. The shrimp eggs especially seem to be a great pleco fry food. I figure they're used to sucking up yolk sac so a high protein food can't hurt them.
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Re: L-200 female trapped 7 days... now eggs!
Well, the 2 from the second spawn are looking good and appear to be eating and growing, they are a metallic gray at the moment. But the good news is that the male has another batch of eggs that he seems to be taking better care of. I will keep updating this post as to his progress.
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Re: L-200 female trapped 7 days... now eggs!
Second spawn is great news.
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Re: L-200 female trapped 7 days... now eggs!
This thread desperately needs pictures! Fantastic job! It gives me hope my young female L128 isn't quite as far from being any use to those 4 big males as I previously thought!
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Re: L-200 female trapped 7 days... now eggs!
well, they spawned again and after a couple days I decided to take the eggs (I never do this). One was white so I removed it but the rest look good so far. I now have 4 from the previous 2 spawns and an egg mass of probably 30 eggs or so. Not sure that I will have better luck than a male L-200 but I hope so.