Angelfish Care, Tank Mates, Breeding, Fighting, Sexing, Eggs, Babies.
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- How to care for your angelfish. How to choose tank mates for a freshwater angelfish tank. How to breed angelfish, care for the eggs, and raise the babies. Discusses why angelfish fight, and how to stop them from fighting. The video also looks at how to sex angelfish, and takes you step by step how to breed them.
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Thanks!
Thank you so much for contributing to my work. ❤
This video is the gold standard as far as angelfish videos are concerned. Thanks so much. I learned so much.
You're very welcome!
This is the most comprehensive angelfish keeping documentary I've found so far. The pictures are also clear and enjoyable 👍
@ Aholiab Tegar
Wow, thank you! Please be sure to look at my documentary on the German Blue Ram as well. ua-cam.com/video/4LyEQTtdoJ0/v-deo.html 😀
One of the few youtube videos of this length I've ever sat through. Such great information with a soothing narration. This is my angel's 2nd spawn. Wish me luck!
Wow, thank you! Best of luck with the angels. 😁
You have such a very soothing voice.. awesome for documentaties..
Thanks a lot 😊
He is like a voice over of wild life documentaries...
What a project of love to raise the eggs and quite a project as well just to make/produce this video. Thank you for your work and knowledge.
You're very welcome. It took forever to film and put together, but the finished product was well worth the effort. Have a spectacular day!!!
The most amazing documentary about angel fish I have seen in UA-cam.Thank's DEV
Wow, thank you! I work hard to be the best.
Absolutely incredible video! Thank you so much for taking your passion to this channel and educating us all! I've got 4 angels that just started laying eggs, and this is the most comprehensive and beautifully made documentary I've seen on what to do!
Wow, thank you! It was a really fun film to make.
I absolutely love it. The most comprehensive Angelfish guide on UA-cam! Thank you! I would love to see a similar guide to Discus.
Awesome, thank you! Discus will be a future project, but not for a while. There's a lot of other stuff to get to first. :-)
Hi Dave, I am from Philippines. Thank you so much for this informative and well detailed video. I've learned so much from it. Please continue to make more of this high quality videos about different types of fresh water fishes. Thank you so much and God will bless your channel 😊 stay safe 😉
Hello from the U.S. Thank you so much for watching the video and taking the time to leave a comment. I plan to continue creating these high quality videos for as long as I can. God bless you and your loved ones. 🐟🐟🐡
This is simply amazing. You should have your own Netflix series!! Loving your videos as a new fish enthusiast. Thank you.
Wow, thank you so much! 😊
FINALLY a video that EXPLAINS SO MUCH!! Thank you THANK YOU !!!!!
You're welcome!
As an Angel breeder of many years standing. I will totally recommend this video. Apart from feeding the young angel dried food, this can cause bowel troubles and death. So I only feed my young live foods until they are the size of my thumb nail.
Thanks for watching the video, and for the recommendations!
Best fish breeding video ever! The details are beneficial, the info is solid & true. Great step by step instructions, easy to follow.
Thank you so much!
Such a great video! I always come back to this one and rewatch so I can fully understand my angelfish babies growth and what exactly to expect!
Thank you so much for watching the video, and for taking the time to leave a comment.
Hey bro try to breed discus fish?
I can, but I won't be anytime soon. . .
Fantastic video!!! Extremely informative I'm not sure breeding angles is a direction I want to go but now I will give it real consideration.
Thanks for watching the video and for taking the time to leave a comment. Breeding angelfish is not too difficult, and it's very rewarding. If you do decide to try it someday, I'll be here to help in any way that I can. Have a great day! :-D
Very informative --- no where had I heard the importance of the young making it to the surface of the water. I had an extra air hose lightly going into a breeder box thru the little feeder hole. I didn't realize it was making it harder for the young Angels to get to the surface thereby hindering their life sustaining air sacks. I thought I would get used to the narrators voice delivery -- but didn't.
Thanks for watching the video.
Very informative, the video quality is spectacular, the narration is brilliant 10 out of 10.
Thank you kindly! 🤗🤗🤗
I loved your documentary. I was one of the best I have seen so far. Very nice work.
Wow, thank you! :-)
The best angelfish video PERIOD
Thank you! Be sure to have a look at my documentary on the German Blue Ram. ua-cam.com/video/4LyEQTtdoJ0/v-deo.html
Incredible work man, it's really a beautiful thing to witness.
Thank you. :-)
Beautifull. I need this fish. Tranks
you're welcome. Beautiful fish. :-)
Amazing video. Soo educational and beautiful to watch. Thank you for the effort you put into these works of art. You made a loyal subscriber out of me. Ps i like the videos with your commentary more, reading is hard lol.
Thank you very much! I love making them, and then reading comments like yours. It helps to keep pushing me forward.😀
Cant wait to see more! :)
Love their coloration.
Me too. Love that blue sheen. . .
I don't remember the time when i heard such full instructions about angel fish , not in English and not in Russian. Thank you very much MAN ❤
You are very welcome my friend. Thanks for watching the video. ❤
Very good video ...good clarity of knowledge n voice 😍😍😍
Thanks a lot 😊
The imagery is impressive. Thanks
You're very welcome. Please be sure to have a look at my video on the German Blue Ram as well.📽 ua-cam.com/video/4LyEQTtdoJ0/v-deo.html
Such a helpful video thank you!
Can I ask when you move from the egg hatching tank to a new tank?
As soon as they hit the wriggler stage or free swimming stage?
Thank you for watching the video. You can transfer them at any time. Just be as gentle as you can. I prefer to keep them in the same tank they were born in until they're free-swimming. I think it's less stressful.
Just what i needed cuz my angels are breeding. Ty so much
You're very welcome. Best of luck. :-)
this is great stuff..! just bought 2 more tanks after watching your videos..! you should see my wife's expression when I bought them.. !
Be nice to the wife. . . mine lets me keep worms in the refrigerator. . . :-)
Dave we need a discus video
I agree, but a detailed Betta breeding video would get way more views, and generate way more ad revenue . . . The Dave has bills. . . lol :-) I would like to film discus babies feeding off of their parents though.
Absolute BEST video ever!!!! The photography was spectacular. Just getting ready to try breeding for fun. Thank you for this great documentary.
You're very welcome, and if you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
Oh my gooshness, a new vid from Dave. Thx dave
You're welcome. :-)
Who the hell is Dave? This is THE Dave! YeDhaAqwwWw
Excellent and extremely informative thank you so much. I will be using this video to teach a breeding cycle for angelfish to my two granddaughters who run a small fish room.
Thank you so much for watching the video, and taking the time to leave a comment. Granddaughters with a fish room - -- lucky you! :-D
Awesome and amazing video, I have been looking at videos for severals months, this is the best one I have seen. Best informations on Angel Fish and breeding especially on sex, difference from male and female and rising fry, incredible work. Thank you it was very helpful and appreciate. Ray
P.S. You are so good at this, why don’t you do a video on testing very hard water, my is at 300 and I can’t get it down. I have done 50% water, I’ve done everything I know to do “HELP” !
Hello, and thanks for watching the video. I'm assuming you live in Florida where the water is hard due to the limestone bedrock. Many commercial angelfish breeders are located in Florida, and they're successfully breeding them in Florida water. The angels will usually adapt to harder water. I use rain water to soften my water if needed.
I got lucky! I have a male and a female angel fish. Can’t wait to start breeding them
Congratulations, and best of luck. Super rewarding project !!!
Most helpful video you can find! Thank you! I was looking for such an amazing info for a while!
Glad it was helpful! :-)
Thanx David Lee Roth!
You're welcome. . . Better than Van Hagar!
Great video ... actually the best Angelfish video ...appreciating your wonderful effort. شكرا
Thank you. I appreciate the kind words.
Wow..love it....waiting for Discus breeding video..
Sure 👍 But, don't hold your breath! lol They're not really at the top of my list. :-)
@@TheDave333 mmm..ok.. anyway keep up your good work..good luck..
Wow what a great guide. Thank you for some great footage
Thank you. My pleasure!
This video was very informative - thank you for posting.
You're very welcome!
What a great video! Thanks
You're very welcome!
Great video. Thank you for sharing your experience and providing the wealth of information in great detail you put into it. Thanks again.
My pleasure! Thanks for checking out the video.
I skipped this video because I thought it was someone else. Then I noticed that it was The Dave. Never skip The Dave.
Thanks for not skipping over the video. :-)
@The Dave all of your videos are amazing thanks for the content im currently working on my 2 breeding pairs
Thank you, and I hope everything works out with the angels.
keep up the content i recently watched your bn pleco video as well thanks a lot
thank you !!! 🙂
This was fantastic. I have a breeding pair ( but have only owned the female a short time) they are laying eggs on the filter, so now I know what to do. Also I have phantom tetras who are going to eat any babies any chanece they get, so I'm going to set up a tank for the fry. I learnt a lot and think it'll be great to it a go. Thanks for your quality upload. Love how you talk too ✌💛🙏
Thank you, and best of luck with the eggs and the fry. 🙂
@@TheDave333 aww thx Dave ✌💛🙏
Wonderful video. Lots of love and effort making it. I recommend it to anyone wanting to know how to keep Angelfish.
Thank you so much. I appreciate the recommendations.
Well done 👏 lots of research, observations, and time on the video.
Thank you!
You're very welcome. 😁
Ur voice is sooooo calming
Thank you
@@TheDave333 it's calming yet slightly quirky and perfect for your channel. You are an excellent communicator and informative
Thank You so much now I got more idea to hatch angle fish eggs- i try several times to hatch but always failed . Hopefully I will succeed next time !
I'm happy to help, and hopefully your next attempt will be a success.
Very educational video, thank you.
My pleasure. Thanks for watching.
best. thank you.
You're welcome!
Put 6 male 6 female in a 55gal tank watch for them to pair up then put pair in a 10 gal tank with a piece of slate. After they lay eggs put slate in 10 gal tank with methylene blue and wait til they hatch.Hatch your own brine shrimp to feed fry.
Nice summary. . .
Can you sex them when they are nickel size? Seems like I would have to take a chance and get a group. For the ones that don't pair up, can I return them or give them to the local store? You start with one tank and end up with 5 of them! I want to keep it simple.
Not sure if you can tell at that size. As far as the "single" fish not sure what to tell you.If you are going to breed them you are going to need more than 1 tank so you could always have a tank for singles until they match up with another fish.Figuring out how to tell the sex of an angelfish is tough. Only when you watch male and female angelfish pairing off can you tell the difference between them.
Thanks fir the info. My angels have not had a successful batch yet. They get to just the swimmer stage and then die
Thanks for watching the video. My guess is the problem is poor water quality. 50% water changes 2x per day.
I had a similar problem with 5 egg batches, all got fungus and eye few free swimmers also died. After much frustration I decided to use our Burkey purified water. I have had 2 successful batches since. Water quality is the most important issue. Tony
This is really great footage and information.
Thank you. I have more, all very high quality and informative.
Perfect video and explanation! Thumbs up!
Much appreciated!
Awesome video as usual!! I listened to your video about raising baby albino plecos with success. I was wondering when you put the eggs in a tank for hatching. Do you use a sterile tank or a well established tank ? I've got a 5 gallon 2 year old tank that has plants currently. I know I will remove everything. I wondered how full I need to fill it at first for eggs. I guess I drip acclamation from the parents' tank into the 5 gallon tank. Could you give me instructions for the water gallons amount. Or instructions for that part, please. I'm going to refer back to your video and hopefully save the angels' eggs.
I use a bare tank to hatch the eggs because it's easier to make sure things are kept clean. It's also easier to see, and eventually catch the fry when it's time to move them. Fill the tank with clean dechlorinated water. Leave room so that you can put your whole hand into the tank without it over-flowing. You can also use the water from the breeding tank. Keep an air-stone near the eggs to keep the water moving over them. It's fine to remove the eggs from the water briefly, it won't harm them. You could do all of this in a well-established planted tank, but if you decide to use anti-fungal chemicals, it might be a problem. It's also harder to catch the fry when you need to. Better to go with a bare tank.
@TheDave333 , you are awesome. Thank you for your reply, blessings to you 🙏
Hi, I've followed your directions. I'm almost on 48 hours after fry was laid on breeder cone temperature is 80 to 81 degrees. I'm using peroxide every 24 hours. When do I stop using peroxide? I can see the babies inside the eggs!! Wow! Should I Lower the Aeration at a certain time? I'm so excited ! The eggs are in a 5 gallon aquarium in distilled water by themselves. Do I put a seeded sponge or brand new sponge ? When do I put it in ? I heard you say to decrease the water level to 2.5 gallon once they start trying to swim. I'm sorry for all the questions, but I can't find anyone on utube that does your method. I really appreciate your helping me!
GREAT video! Thank you The Dave!
Thanks for watching! 🙂
sir my goldfish eggs are white inside and outside its covers what is the reason ??
Goldfish eggs are a yellow / golden color when they are good / fertilized. White eggs usually mean that they're not good. The reason is that they are not fertilized.
Thank you so much, I think thus video is well well explained and it will help me a lot. Congratulations, because the video quality was sharp and amazing and I understand and enjoy every minute of it. I am new at this and I have a bunch of questions and most was answered here,but still I have to question probably dumb one, but still need to know first my angels are in a 65 gallon tank (I think) and I have an electrical filter I am almost sure the fry will be swallowed by it what should I do? I think putting some fabric tull in it, we wasn’t ready for this lol and I don’t have no place to put them, the put the eggs on the filter wall,and the second question is that if they hatch I had to feed them the micro worm?? The parents are very close to them at all time and very protected of them, (they put the eggs yesterday) I hope you see my comment and answer me back. And thanks
Sorry it took a few days to answer your question, but I've been on vacation with no cell service!!! They make sponges to go over the filter intake that will keep the fry from being sucked up by the filter (intake sponge filter). However, a piece of pantyhose / nylons will work in an emergency. Micro worms will work for the babies, but baby brine shrimp are better.
Thank you for compiling such wonderful information! At one point you mention keeping just one angel as a centerpiece fish. I have a 29 gallon I want to stock with rummynose tetras and an angel- is keeping only one stressful to it? Would it be better to get two to keep it happy? I don't care if they breed, but I don't like the idea of them terrorizing my other fish, either...
Keeping only one angel as a centerpiece fish is fine, and it doesn't seem to affect them in a negative way. And it will make your life much easier. Large rummy nose tetras should be too big and too fast for the angel to catch and eat.
@@TheDave333 Thank you!!! Very excited to set it up soon :D Appreciate what youre contributing to the hobby!
Thank you so much, and best of luck.
This one is very useful to me!thank you so much..........
You're welcome 😊
I congratulate you excellent documentary a big hug from Mexico friend thanks for sharing
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Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much , so many great tips .
You're very welcome. 💜
What can I say, that I haven't already commented on previous The Dave videos. Superb as always 👍.
p.s. Not bug you (once per video), C.P.D.'s?
Hi! Thanks for watching another one of my videos. I haven't forgotten the beautiful C.P.D.s However, my immediate plan is to tackle two of the more popular species first. Guppies/Endlers are next, and then Breeding Bettas. This order is due to a combination of personal interests, and subject popularity, as well as in all honesty, money from ad revenue.
After Guppies and Bettas, C.P.D.s are certainly a very real possibility. :-)
While it's true I would still like to see CPD's get the Dave (or should that be the The Dave 😂) treatment, the fact is the videos you put out are such high quality, it's a treat each time a new one appears, regardless of species.
I do understand that there will be a number of factors involved in deciding which species to cover next, not least of which must be the personal interest and passion that prompts you to put the time and energy into creating such professional videos.
On that note, I'll finish up by wishing you and yours an early Merry Christmas and Best Wishes for a Happy New Year.
Thank you Chris. Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year to you and your loved ones. :-)
What if I want to keep some angelfish in a community aquarium and I am not interested in breeding. Just want a peaceful group of angelfish. I have a tall aquarium, 36" x 22" and 30" tall. can this be done? By the way, your video and expertise are brilliant! Beautiful photography as well.
Young angels will get along for a while, but as they reach sexual maturity, they will start fighting as they prepare to breed. There's no permanent way to stop them from becoming aggressive, so keeping a group of them together when they're adults will be very difficult. . . It could be done, but there will be lots of fighting, and eventually someone will get hurt.
Thank you this was very educational
You're very welcome.
Awesome explanation and closeup video.....
Thank you
Im 60 years old and have had angels since i was 16. I have never had them lay eggs ever. I've had marble, Calico, silver angelsr that were approx 4 to 5 years of age. I would say they had paired off. Do you need the slate to get them to breed? I also used to have algae eaters...now adays bristlenose plecos. Are they maybe eating the eggs...even though I have never seen any eggs? I know I had a male and female
@djolly50
Angelfish will lay their eggs on any vertical surface (aquarium glass, heater, pump tubing, decorations, plant leaves etc.) They don't necessarily need the slate. However, it's best to provide them with a piece or two, so that you have the option of easily removing the eggs if you need to.
The easiest road to success is to have a tank devoted just to the breeding pair. . . No other fish. . .
Community tanks are not a good place to try and breed angelfish. Algae eaters and bristlenose plecos will eat the eggs if they have a chance.
So, keep things as simple as you can. Single species tank, a mature pair of fish, lots of warm clean water, lots of protein rich food. Some smooth jazz really helps too. . . Best of Luck.
GREAT video! Thank you
You are welcome! 🙂
Really helpful thank you very much
You're welcome. It was a fun video to make. 😀
Fantastic video just what I’ve been looking for but now I have a question. My angels have always eaten their eggs within six hours after laying them and this has gone on for two years now, so this time I pulled the eggs out of the tank after spawning was complete. They are on a long sword leaf that extends from the top of the half gallon jar to the bottom with the largest amount of eggs at the top of the leaf I have Meth. Blue in the water and only 14 eggs turned white out of approximately 150 (this jar was all I had on hand at the time). Now last night they hatched and I need to do a water change I use RO water. My question is will it be safe to lower the water exposing some of the wrigglers to air while doing this? (I’m preparing a ten gallon tank to put the fry in when they become free swimming) Or do you suggest I just move the leaf to the tank now? Please help!
You can shake the leaf, so that the wrigglers come off and remain in the water at all times. It's okay if they come off of the leaf. It is not safe to expose the wrigglers to the air for more than a second or two. However, I would move the wrigglers as soon as you have the 10G ready. The key is to avoid shocking the babies with rapid temp. changes or changes in water chemistry. So, make all changes very slowly. If possible use the water from the jar to partially fill the 10G, then use airline tubing and an airline valve to slowly drip new clean water into the 10G. Keep the water as clean as you can, and the temperature nice and steady.
@@TheDave333 Thanks for the information! While I was waiting for your reply, I simply rigged up a bucket with fresh water the same temp and PH and dripped it in the jar with airline tubing and a valve while with another piece of tubing and a air stone on the end in the jar and a drip valve on the other I dripped the old water out at the same rate. I removed about 3/4 of the jar volume to assure I got at least half the old water out of the jar. I done this twice in a 24 hour period. Now the water in the jar is clear instead of blue from the meth. blue and the wrigglers are looking just fine. Am I safe in saying that I don’t need to put any meth. Blue back in because I am changing the water twice a day now? I will be moving them to the 10 gallon tomorrow with same temp., PH, KH & GH and from my understanding of your video I will then only need to do a 50% water change once a day correct, and how long do I keep this up? I also wanted to let you know that I am 66 years old, handicap and live alone but I have been keeping and breeding fish since I was 7 but never angels before now and I am trying to get it right while I can still stand for short periods. You and your videos are very helpful thanks.
I'm so happy that my videos are helpful. You don't need to add meth. blue back into the tank/jar. That's just for the eggs/fungus, so the water should now be clear. I'm a big fan of small frequent water changes. In the early post-hatching stage, I do two 50% water changes each day (morning and night). Each time I change the water, I clean up the mulm/poop on the bottom of the tank.
My female angel seems ready to spawn ( swollen belly and prominent breeding tube) but the male fish doesnot interact much with the female. Most times he just hangs out alone in a corner of the tank. What should I do?
Be sure to provide them with a safe place to lay the eggs. Be sure the water is clean and they have plenty of food. The rest is up to them. . . There's not much you can do other than provide them a safe, clean, quiet place to spawn. Either the male or the female should start cleaning the site where they expect to lay the eggs, so look for that behavior.
Love your videos
Thank you
Is this discovery Chanel ? I bet yes!
It's me The Dave !
Great video....i think i will be back to the hobby soon after 20 years ;)
Go for it! 🙂🐟🎥
👌 Thanks for the total insight👍
My pleasure!
Hi Dave! In incubating eggs, do you change water or just wait tell it hatch? btw kodus for this informative video!
I wait until hatch.
thankyou
You're welcome!
Hi yur documentary was supurb. I hve a question. I hve breed almost 10 batches so far all fail. After free swimming abt a week without parents it seems to become lesser day by day. Even with parents too. I feed first bites. No heater cz my climate here is 27 to 30. There is amazon sword seewed in the tank. Using sponge filter. Tank is abt 20gal. I dont where us the root cause. Kindly advice. Tq
I strongly suggest using live foods instead of first bites. It's also important to do large daily water changes of at least 50% Very clean water and high quality live foods should solve the problem. If it works. . . Please remember to Like, Subscribe, and Share. 😃
@@TheDave333 is it live bbs or some other option. 50% daily water change until how long n kept water for few days can be use.
@Pacino Al
I use live bbs and microworms. 50 % daily water change for 2-3 weeks. Using a small tank helps. Keep the tank bottom very clean.
@@TheDave333 thanks a lot and the next batch will try.
best of luck
Thank you sir
Welcome
Hi Dave, i had housed angel fish with similar size gold & Koi fish, Now angel fish is attacking both gold & koi fish, But still both fishes are actively swimming and eating food. Can you please advise now should I isolate angel fish separate or it will be safe in same tank.
@ Arvind nagsai
The attacker is probably a male angelfish trying to assert its dominance. The other fish could be rival males. I would watch them very closely. Adult angelfish can get very aggressive.. . . What you do next depends on your goals. Are the other angelfish females? Are you trying to breed them? Sexually mature angelfish don't always get along, and the the smaller the tank, the worse the problem becomes. . . If you don't intend on breeding them, I would remove the aggressive fish. Angelfish are social when they're young, but as they get older they get more aggressive.
excellent , very informative video
Thank you.
Well Done! Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Can I put a plain transparent glass 18” by 4” for Angel fish for laying eggs?
I don't see why not, as long as it's okay with the fish. Some are very selective about where they'll place their young, and seem to prefer using dark-colored objects.
My favorite Amazon River fish is the dorado. How about you? 😁
I don't have a favorite Amazonian fish, but if I had to choose one, it would be German Blue Rams or Guppies. There are just too many to choose from.
Hi bro I love your video love for Fiji Island godbles
Thank you so much 🙂
pls tel what is best water for breeding fish can we add ro water in bore water
Its best to use the water you already have. fish are very adaptable.
can you make a fry raising video for angelfish? Im trying to get into it.
Breeding angelfish is a fun and rewarding experience. However, I don't have any plans at the moment to make another video about raising angelfish fry. There's already quite a bit of detail on how to do it in this video. . . One of the most important things you need for success is very clean water for the babies. If you can keep the water clean, and keep the babies well-fed, then you're 99% of the way there. . .
@@TheDave333 thanks!
@TheDave333 question when you say clean water do you mean treated tap water or water from an established fish tank ?
Treated tap water
Great video! One question....when do you stop treating with hydrogen peroxide?
I only add the hydro. perox. twice. Once when I first put in the eggs, and then again 24 hours. So, I stop on day 2 of their development.
Why do the koi angle fish died more easily than the sliver angle fish?
My guess is inbreeding / weak genetics. I've also noticed that their wrigglers have a lot more deformities when they're born.
Really cool and informative video, but i wanted to ask I've seen those slate tiles a lot with multiple breeders but i cant find any store that sells them any recomendations?
Thanks for watching the video. Try angelsplus.com
@@TheDave333 Thank you ill take a look.
Love your Video.
Thank you!
Thank you very much🖤
You’re welcome 😊
Amazing video Many thanks for sharing this ☆☆☆☆☆
You're very welcome. 📽📽
great video, best ever
Wow, thanks
how to knew if in breeding stage. i saw my marble angelfish lip locking
1st. they will defend a territory, then they will clean the area where they are going to lay the eggs, then the breeding tubes will appear, then they will lay the eggs.
Absolutely brilliant - great information and splendid photography. I have a prolific breeding pair which have not failed giving me fertilized eggs. I typically transfer the eggs to a separate tank where I incubate and hatch the eggs. My challenge is raising the fry. Despite frequent water changes and frequent feeds of baby brine shrimp I seem to have an inordinate loss. My question is the importance of genetic diversity. The parents (which are the result of a previous spawn) gave me the spawning pair (F1.) Might my poor survival be a reflection of the lack of genetic diversity? Thanks again for this wonderful video.
Thanks for watching the video. Yes, genetics definitely play a big role in the health of the fry, and introducing some new blood might help.
awesome
thanks !