Reply With QuoteI'd say that's pretty normal at this point. Keep up with your water changes. I think that helps keep them calmer, and if they are eating, continue feeding and cleaning.
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Discus stressing out with too much fry
I am not sure what to do at this point currently i have a pair of discus with 100+ 3 days old free swimming fry with them.
The fry seems to like to to latch on to the female instead of the male ;
The female is constantly twitching and jetting around due the the bites from the fry and seems to be very stress out.
Re: Discus stressing out with too much fry
I'd say that's pretty normal at this point. Keep up with your water changes. I think that helps keep them calmer, and if they are eating, continue feeding and cleaning.
Re: Discus stressing out with too much fry
in all life forms, parents are tortured by their progeny.
Re: Discus stressing out with too much fry
sometimes these jerky motions is a sign for the babies to come to that parent in times of danger .
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Yes, it could be a signal for the fry to go toOriginally Posted by klr-dude
parents or it could be that the parents don't
want the kids on their back.
Cliff
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