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These two paired off just before tearing down my 95 Hex to move it upstairs. Their first spawn was in that tank on a Jungle Val leaf that I cut and pulled. It was very apparent early on the the male didn't do his job as almost nothing was fertilized. I suspected this as I watched her lay and he was too interested in keeping others away than doing his job... He even came over to pose for pictures. Since then I have moved them to a 20 long by themselves, a few plants and a breeding cone. As I prepared to leave last Wednesday evening for a 4 day weekend I noticed they had spawned again on the cone. Being I was literally walking out the door I let the eggs stay in the hopes they would be there Sunday evening when I got home. I didn't hold out much hope as I wasn't going to leave the lights on over that time and they are still young. I wasn't wrong. No big deal, they will spawn again right! Now as I prepared for another 3 day weekend I see they are getting ready again, 9 days later. Male Female I was surprised to not see another spawn this morning. They are being fed well with spirulina flakes, black worms, frozen blood worms and live baby brine shrimp. Looks as if they will spawn again in the next 24 hours and who knows if I'll see anything when I get home on Sunday again. I'll continue to update their progress here. They were half dollar sized in March when I got the group of 5. No other pairs have formed to date. They are now all between 2.5" & 3.25" (body without fins) -
Today was a busy and happy day!! Announcing...two baby koi angels (not yet named) and 3 firecracker guppies I just brought home. I bought them from a member of my LFC. The angels are in with my harlequin rasboras and tried to school with them at first - the rasboras are nervous.- 17 replies
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I have lots of koi angelfish babies.. now the fun of finding new homes for them.. But wanted to share, they are so beautiful (I'm a little biased, I know).- 6 replies
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We breed a bunch of fish, and that means there comes a time to sell. Some fish are much more difficult to breed... others difficult to raise... and these guys are a little difficult to say “bye” to. So here’s three short videos, just sayin’ “bye” to them. Hope their new fish keepers will enjoy them even more than we have! Bye, Gold-Blue Rams... Bye, Koi Angelfish... Bye, Brilliant Rasboras...- 6 replies
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