Eventually bred C.zygatus
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Eventually bred C.zygatus
After a long waiting, they bred 3 days ago. Despite all negativeness; such as only one male to four female, fertilization is low etc. 20-30 eggs continue growing. I shocked when female deposit 25-30 eggs at one time!It is very big number.That is 3. day of eggs and according to informations, there are only one day left for waiting.Here are a part of eggs photo.
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Re: Eventually bred C.zygatus
Congrats
Would love to see pics of the fry later on.
Would love to see pics of the fry later on.
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Re: Eventually bred C.zygatus
Indeed, congratulations on the spawn. Good luck on growing them up.
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Re: Eventually bred C.zygatus
Congratulation and good luck with raising the Fry
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Re: Eventually bred C.zygatus
Thanks to everyone.
There were around 70 eggs fertile and approximately 200 eggs infertile. No one get fungus of 70 eggs. But there are 15 eggs waiting to hatch.Fry are smaller than I expected. I am sorry for fry photos. I have Nikon D90 professional and it doesnt focus on so closely without zoom lens.
There were around 70 eggs fertile and approximately 200 eggs infertile. No one get fungus of 70 eggs. But there are 15 eggs waiting to hatch.Fry are smaller than I expected. I am sorry for fry photos. I have Nikon D90 professional and it doesnt focus on so closely without zoom lens.
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Re: Eventually bred C.zygatus
It is great you have success
I know you have been working on C. zugatus for a long time.
I hope you can raise the youngsters.
I know you have been working on C. zugatus for a long time.
I hope you can raise the youngsters.
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Re: Eventually bred C.zygatus
Here are dry popler leaves and one week old fry. I cant focused so closely, even so fry can be seen at photos.I give them NLS small fish formula and tetra tabimin.
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Re: Eventually bred C.zygatus
I can only say
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Re: Eventually bred C.zygatus
They are around 1 month old.Of course there are some size differences.A few of them are growing more rapidly, so that I seperated them to another tank.Things are going well, they are happy and I am happy.
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Re: Eventually bred C.zygatus
Sorry for belated photos. These are belong to 29 May. Some fry swim with their parents now and I will take a photo about one month later.
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Re: Eventually bred C.zygatus
Looks good Onur
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