Pseudomugil Cyanodorsalis Breeding

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Here we are, about 6 weeks later. I have about a dozen or so babies now... This picture is awful, but you can see a bunch there!

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Next update will be after Christmas!
 
Here we are, about 6 weeks later. I have about a dozen or so babies now... This picture is awful, but you can see a bunch there!

1606245772227.png


Next update will be after Christmas!
I would love some of those guys. Need to see if one of the local stores her can get them.
 
As promised, I snapped a video at feeding time. Things are going well as you can see. Most of the visible babies are going to move into the main breeding tank shortly. There are some 2 week olds in there, but they are not visible on the camera that I could tell. Ages range from 2 to 10 weeks (just a guess).

 
I would love some of those guys. Need to see if one of the local stores her can get them.
Check out Aquabid.com. This site is like Ebay but for tropical fish. Look under the Rainbowfish category. These fish have been listed there.
 

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