Hey Rick, we have sold off around 50 of them and are keeping 6 for ourselves to grow out. That was the last picture of the entire batch. This will be the first time we will have grown out our own fry.
Thanks
Terry.
"Success comes from knowing that you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming."
-John Wooden
Fantastic! They look great. Congrats. Rufus
Thank you everyone for the great feedback
Hey Rick, we have used the info guy's like you and John N. Have given out time and time again. We started by size. We had a bunch that grew so much faster than other. Then we went by shape. We looked for round fish with perfect tails and fins. Last we looked at the color. We wanted fish with the brightest most consistent color that would repress the pigeon blue strain the best. Now birth defects like short gills and deformed shape were culled long ago so that wasn't something we were worried about this time around. If you have some advice to help this process please share. We are far from experts. We love good advice
Terri
Ex-President-North American Discus Association-NADA
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You are correct. We would prefer pairs. Now that being said if we get one or two of one sex and the rest the other I am good with that but you are right sex never crossed our minds once. Lolololol. Live and learn. That is why we are on this forum. Lots to learn. Thanks for bringing that to our attention. Is there any tips you can give us to help guess the sex of 3"-3 1/2" grow outs?
Terri
Great post. What was the fish feeding on that was a brown square in some of your pics? Thanks
Ya'll have done a great job.
-john
any picture updates?
- Marnie
www.bootcamprescue.com
Thanks everyone, We have learned so much growing these guy's out. We also want to thank John N. he was always there when we needed good honest sound advice. We have kept 6 which we plan on growing out to adults. We will post update pics when we figure they have grown enough that there is a visable difference in size.
Oh and the brown squares are just Freeze dried black worms stuck to the glass. We have sort of moved away from them and almost feed our Discus stictly our Beefheart mix.
Thanks again.
Terry.
Thanks Rick.
Terry.
They look great ...
Ryan