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easy fish to breed?
is there such thing as a fish that is readily to breed?
i was thinking a school of 5-7 pajama cardinals |
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Probably want to ask in the Fish Breeding forum. I think I've read cardinals aren't to hard, but all breeding seems like a fair amount of work.
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I know pajama cardinalfish have bred in captivity, but I don't know if anyone has reared the babies. Banggai cardinalfish are fairly easy to breed and raise, though. And supposedly, neon gobies are pretty easy as well.
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Steven Pro, yep that is my real name. 19th Annual Marine Aquarium Conference of North America (MACNA) in Pittsburgh, PA September 14-16, 2007 |
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prolly the easist fish to breed and raise the fry is the banggai caridnalfish, since the fry once released are larger and can eat "easy-to-hatch" babay brine shrimp. While othe rapogons, like pyjamas and orbics also bred easy, they release planktonic sized fry which require you to have a working knowledge of rotifers as well as BBS.
if you go to the breeders forum, you'll see a sticky thread on preparing microfoods. This will be your first start. Lastly, if you want just plain eassy to bred fish, consider banggai cardinals, clownfish, dottybacks, 7-spine gobies, then seahorses
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not really trying to waste time of fry, just using them as a natural food source, maybe if im lucky they will grow and have babies of their own. anyone have ny tips of picking a pair of bangaiis?
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