age/size to sell A. Claro?
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age/size to sell A. Claro?
Since my male is now guarding eggs again, is there a recommended size or age when it's safe to sell or give the fry from the first clutch away?
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Re: age/size to sell A. Claro?
Hi wijnands,
Congratulations on a another round I know your looking forward to seeing these grow up. Also happy things settled for you.
For the age / size I would guess the size they can fend for themselves in a community tank. If you are selling to friends who have peaceful fish I would imagine that can be pretty small and only a few months old.
Congratulations on a another round I know your looking forward to seeing these grow up. Also happy things settled for you.
For the age / size I would guess the size they can fend for themselves in a community tank. If you are selling to friends who have peaceful fish I would imagine that can be pretty small and only a few months old.
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Re: age/size to sell A. Claro?
Wijnands I wait till the fry reach inch body size only.
(Note Tail /Head not included in that size)
The first load of batches of mine are 3-4 month at most and just under/about the inch all in so I reckon another month thereabouts and they'll be ready
(Body size an inch that way they should be able to cope with changes to there enviroment better once they go/sent to new homes.
(Note Tail /Head not included in that size)
The first load of batches of mine are 3-4 month at most and just under/about the inch all in so I reckon another month thereabouts and they'll be ready
(Body size an inch that way they should be able to cope with changes to there enviroment better once they go/sent to new homes.