Spawning of and growing out fry in a 90 gallon

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  • danotaylor
    Registered Member + MVP
    • May 2018
    • 3561
    • Aussie living in Cincy
    • Daniel

    Re: Spawning of and growing out fry in a 90 gallon

    Did you get your precious fry removed Liz? How did the parents handle the move? Are they settled again now the fry are out of their tank? Pics?

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    • LizStreithorst
      Moderator Team

      • Jan 2005
      • 13507
      • Moselle, MS

      Re: Spawning of and growing out fry in a 90 gallon

      I moved the parents so that I can document the babies as they mature. I'll snap a pic soon. They're swimming happily back and forth the length of the tank.
      Mama Bear

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      • danotaylor
        Registered Member + MVP
        • May 2018
        • 3561
        • Aussie living in Cincy
        • Daniel

        Re: Spawning of and growing out fry in a 90 gallon

        whoop whoop

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        • Second Hand Pat
          Administrator and MVP Dec.2015
          • Sep 2010
          • 32776
          • Central Florida
          • Pat

          Re: Spawning of and growing out fry in a 90 gallon

          Great news Liz, looking forward on seeing how these guys do in a larger space
          Pat
          Your Discus are talking to you...Are you listening

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          • LizStreithorst
            Moderator Team

            • Jan 2005
            • 13507
            • Moselle, MS

            Re: Spawning of and growing out fry in a 90 gallon

            Time to come back and fess up. Forgive me for not posting for so long. I have no idea while once in a while I just feel like I have nothing of interest to say and have no interest in saying anything. You may have noticed that I have hardly had anything to say on the entire forum. It's not like me, but it happens.

            At any rate, the kids did just fine for the longest time after I moved the parents out. Then a couple of weeks ago a couple started looking off. I was concerned because I didn't clean these guys up starting at 3 weeks as I'd done with my last two spawns. I should have jumped on treating then, but I waited until a little fish was dead on the bottom one morning. By Rid Ich Plus 8 days of metro plus most were looking better and a couple looked like nothing had ever happened. Still, later that evening I decided that the next morning I would cull them all. Nobody likes having to do that. But the next morning I woke up with a hardened heart. I gave everyone a last feed, did a WC, and scooped up all the babies and tossed them outside the fish room door on the frozen ground.

            So now that's done and I've confessed I will move on. I'll put the parents back in the 90 and start cleaning them up after WC this afternoon. Pics coming.
            Mama Bear

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            • Second Hand Pat
              Administrator and MVP Dec.2015
              • Sep 2010
              • 32776
              • Central Florida
              • Pat

              Re: Spawning of and growing out fry in a 90 gallon

              Aw Liz, still tough to do but I have culled the batch before especially when things go off with the batch.
              Pat
              Your Discus are talking to you...Are you listening

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              • GlennR
                Registered Member
                • Dec 2009
                • 237
                • Boone, NC

                Re: Spawning of and growing out fry in a 90 gallon

                What a shock. They looked so good. I was expecting to see you feeding them white worms soon.

                Hopefully, the next batch will be a huge & healthy one.

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                • LizStreithorst
                  Moderator Team

                  • Jan 2005
                  • 13507
                  • Moselle, MS

                  Re: Spawning of and growing out fry in a 90 gallon

                  Yeah, I didn't want to believe what my eyes were telling me. I shouldn't have to treat the next batch at 5 weeks.
                  Mama Bear

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