synchiropus Picturatus .. : done

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i already breed S.splendidus ..but for this try , it will be S.picturatus ..the lsd dragonet

broodstock .

fry at day8


day 12

day 16


20 days



..A 30days


6 weeks dragonnets







10weeks


90dps



[video=youtube;eC_n44b04OA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC_n44b04OA[/video]




next challenge will be red ruby or tudors ..
C U folks .:tongue:
 
Wow, I love seeing these threads. I (someday, someday probably a while from now) would love to get into fish breeding. However, I think I want to handle one thing at a time... haha!


Very cool seeing them grow! Nice!
 
thanks for sharing.. awesome!
 
That is really cool. I love the photo with the heater end just barely showing to give some scale. Congrats and good luck!
 
thanks ...., as i aften say , if you want to do it , you've to try , and try ..and try
first stage will eat euplotes , ..then at day 10 start eating rotiferes
lats year , i already try the splendidus ...






36H:


48h :


day 5....


3weeks




a month old

60dps

90dps

done !
 
I made my report to mbi but formats dates, tanks dimenssions and water volumes issues were in internationnale values ..but values ​​as our metric systems are different, I remade a dozen times before leaving these reports fall...

spendidus may be a few harder because settlement is 2 or 3 days latter ...
next step will be the red rubby ..or angels ..or anthias ..
love looking for new challenges
(sorry for my english )
CU all :smile:
 

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