Great video love the up close of the fry inside the eggs so cool to see!! Keep up the breeding you’ve really been doing a great job breeding several different fish now and do a great job of giving us the best chance at mimicking what you did to hopefully have some success as well
I got 26 German blue rams super cheap 2 days ago. They have started pouring up today (at least 2 pairs). I’m going to pick my favourite pair and then 2 backup pairs and 2 spare females and I’ll put the favourite pair in their own breeding tank and the backups and spare ones in my 55gal community/betta sorority tank and the rest will go to a friend. I’m super excited about breeding them.
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Thank you for the great content and information. Would like to know what type of pellets you are using for the adult rainbow? Looking forward to next video's.
Hi lowell, would overcooked egg yolk be a good fry food? The particles are very small, arround the same size if now smaller as hikari first bites. And it is full of protains + fats
Probably, Ive heard it mentioned many times but I haven't tried it myself. I've talked to at least one very successful breeder who uses powdered (dehydrated) egg yolk as a fry food. Sounds worth a try :)
off topic question but i just bought 20 neon rainbow from online, and i said to get all males, i only got 3 from the looks of it, and they are all juvenile, does the males develop red fins early on or do they look like female and then colour up when they reach a certain size? help please
You can just keep feeding dry food with an increasing size. First a powder, then fine grains, then nano pellets etc. First bites might be a good next step after the powder. Finely crushed flakes maybe.
I have super hard water. Live in FL. PH about 7.8, TA 120, KH 8. New to the hobby. Just bought a 55g tank. Does anyone know a good quality online breeder. I'm thinking rainbows and platys. Also wondering if I could add CPDs with those fish
Your camera work is amazing!
Looking forward to the Panda Cory video!
microworms and then grindal worms work very well as well and are easier and cheaper to culture. I love your videos BTW.
which is smaller Microworms or Baby Brine shrimp? thank you 🙏
Excellent video as always, my friend.
This might be the best fish video I’ve ever watched. Super informative and great quality!
Great video love the up close of the fry inside the eggs so cool to see!! Keep up the breeding you’ve really been doing a great job breeding several different fish now and do a great job of giving us the best chance at mimicking what you did to hopefully have some success as well
Nice Videos keep it coming :)
i love you please keep making videos
I got 26 German blue rams super cheap 2 days ago. They have started pouring up today (at least 2 pairs). I’m going to pick my favourite pair and then 2 backup pairs and 2 spare females and I’ll put the favourite pair in their own breeding tank and the backups and spare ones in my 55gal community/betta sorority tank and the rest will go to a friend. I’m super excited about breeding them.
Good luck! They're a lot of fun
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The females are actually pretty colourful too
Thank you for the great content and information. Would like to know what type of pellets you are using for the adult rainbow? Looking forward to next video's.
Xtreme nano pellets
Great video! Have you considered breeding green neon tetras? They're harder to breed the normal neons & there isn't much info on it
Interesting.. I might do that then. I'm working with emperor tetras right now but will be looking for other species afterward.
Hi lowell, would overcooked egg yolk be a good fry food? The particles are very small, arround the same size if now smaller as hikari first bites. And it is full of protains + fats
Probably, Ive heard it mentioned many times but I haven't tried it myself. I've talked to at least one very successful breeder who uses powdered (dehydrated) egg yolk as a fry food. Sounds worth a try :)
Incredible Sir. Congratulations on your success. .👏👏👏Can you share how long it takes to grow out the rainbow to 1 inch?
3-4 months for me
How long on frypowder before they were big enough for brine? Love the videos 👍🏻
The first couple of weeks or so. They do fine on a fry powder for longer than that but I like switching to BBS at the soonest opportunity
off topic question but i just bought 20 neon rainbow from online, and i said to get all males, i only got 3 from the looks of it, and they are all juvenile, does the males develop red fins early on or do they look like female and then colour up when they reach a certain size? help please
I recall my males' fins turning red pretty early on, but that's only one anecdotal experience.
What should you feed if you dont have brine shrimp? Can you continue with the fry powder?
You can just keep feeding dry food with an increasing size. First a powder, then fine grains, then nano pellets etc. First bites might be a good next step after the powder. Finely crushed flakes maybe.
@@MakeMoreFish oh thts a relief😅
I have super hard water. Live in FL. PH about 7.8, TA 120, KH 8. New to the hobby. Just bought a 55g tank. Does anyone know a good quality online breeder. I'm thinking rainbows and platys. Also wondering if I could add CPDs with those fish
How long do fry take to grow to 1inch?
3-4 months for me. Very slow