Crazy

[LizStreithorst]

That's an impressive batch of kids, Pat.

[Second Hand Pat]

That's an impressive batch of kids, Pat.

Thanks Liz, when I first walked into the fishroom the front of the cone was clean. Then I noted mom on the back of the cone with a bunch of little dark dots. I eased the cone around and saw they were wigglers. I wasn't expecting a hatch until tomorrow.
Pat

[CliffsDiscus]

Pat,
Looking good, an early hatching is good,
usually the wrigglers are stronger.

Cliff

[fljones3]

Great news! Nothing like "hidden" wrigglers to brighten up a day!

[LizStreithorst]

Pat,
Looking good, an early hatching is good,
usually the wrigglers are stronger.

Cliff

That's a nice bit of information to learn, Cliff. Looks like Pat is off to a great start with these.

[Second Hand Pat]

Pat,
Looking good, an early hatching is good,
usually the wrigglers are stronger.

Cliff

Thanks Cliff, that is good to know.
Pat

[Second Hand Pat]

Great news! Nothing like "hidden" wrigglers to brighten up a day!

Yes Frank, it was indeed a most pleasant surprise
Pat

[Second Hand Pat]

That's a nice bit of information to learn, Cliff. Looks like Pat is off to a great start with these.

I hope so Liz I am cautiously hopeful
Pat

[danotaylor]

That's awesome Pat!!

[CliffsDiscus]

Thanks Cliff, that is good to know.
Pat

Pat,
Take notice the wrigglers should be very active, kicking around, these will form into clusters later while the weaker wrigglers will be independent.

Cliff

[LizStreithorst]

Cliff, hope you don't mind me asking but did you learn all this stuff by watching fish for years or did you have a great mentor? I can see how what you have said would be true but I would never had figured it out myself.

[coralbandit]

Fantastic video and info here .

[Second Hand Pat]

[danotaylor]

You haven't lost your touch Pat!! You're still a wild discus momma

[Second Hand Pat]

That's awesome Pat!!

Thanks Danny
Pat