Oscar fry

[Casual aquatics]

So when posting pics of my oscars and there fry everyone kept saying I need to remove them before they get eaten. Which I some what agree however this is there first successful attempt they have laid eggs twice before first time I pulled second time was letting them hatch but had a filter shut off in middle of night and water got stagnant parents almost didn’t make it. Got a couple sponge filters and extra air hoses for just in case this should happen again. So with that said I feel that they are even more protective they even leaped at me out of tank never done this before so kinda made me smile and left them in there for now. At what point do you think I need to go ahead and transfer them anyone ever have successfully raised fry with parents? Love to get some input thanks in advance

[Streetwise]

Let’s see if we can find some Oscar breeders to help you out here!

[Daniel]

@Wisnasky-tank what did you end up doing?

[Casual aquatics]

3 hours ago, Daniel said:

@Wisnasky-tank what did you end up doing?

Honestly moved them cause wanted to add a fish to that tank however at one point moved the dad back in with baby’s for few days still didn’t eat them probably could go full course if wasn’t adding fish

[Brian Scott]

Super cool!

I've never bred oscars, but have wanted to for decades now.  I'm a little jealous, not gonna lie!  I want them!!  LOL  🙂