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noah heres a really funny story:

@Bribo12 was actually THE person telling little 13 year old Dcal not to do stupid things on aquarium advice forum . I listened and it all turned out well
Wait HUH this is confusing so if you are 19 and he joined in 2020 and 6 years ago u were 13 did he time travel?
 
But for gobies idk how they spawn, do they have maternal care?

No, they do not care for the babies, the babies will die pretty quickly. They need a separate tank with perfect water quality and very specific foods kept as a very specific level.
 
Wait HUH this is confusing so if you are 19 and he joined in 2020 and 6 years ago u were 13 did he time travel?
im 21, i joined a dif forum at 13 and met bribo (he prob doesn't remember) ....
 
I did some googling, nothing said they ate the fry but it would be desirable to keep them in green water
 
I had rainbows breeding and fry surviving in the same tank and rainbows are fry predators
That’s not recommended. It usually recommended to wait until the female scatters the eggs, then remove the eggs, You should raise the fry in breeder tank, not in the tank that they were born in.
 
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I probably won’t breed them for a long time though. What kinds of macroalgae and corals are good for a lagoon type tank?
 
Reef central? Just asking because I've checked out that site.
AquariumAdviceForum lol
was kinda a wasteland even in 2013 lol

it was like bribo and 2 others that just answered every post
 
That’s not recommended. It usually recommended to wait until the female scatters the eggs, then remove the eggs, You should raise the fry in breeder tank, not in the tank that they were born in.
I didn’t know they were breeding, I randomly saw a tiny fish and it was a rainbow fry then put it in my 10g
 
Are there any channels for saltwater like biotopia or videos about fish in the wild and talking about keeping them in a natural method?
 
Any forum that looks like it was made in the late 90s is probably a wasteland
 
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