Those looks not more then a day or two old since their eggsack is quite large and they are small. I would keep them until they are freswimming. At least almost a week IMO
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Those looks not more then a day or two old since their eggsack is quite large and they are small. I would keep them until they are freswimming. At least almost a week IMO
Thanks! I appreciate it.
It’s only been a couple days, but I think their sacs look like they are getting smaller. They are more active now too.
I did lose one the first day. I think I had the bubbler too strong so I adjusted it and haven’t lost any since. View attachment 1363377
What a great parent I hope all the rest of the fry survive, I don’t know about Africans, but do they not eat while holding the babies?
That is a commitment to the babiesAfricans dont eat while holding. They can go up to three weeks without food while holding. I lost a WC aulonocara sp. stuartgranti maleri female due to spawning and holding to long. She came in in really bad condition when i bought the pair. Thats why i never direct import fishes anymore

It sure is. I saw she was holding and went for a trip to my cuisin in barcelona spain for 2 months. Came home and she was holding again skinny as hell. Stripped her and moved her to a seperate tank but she didnt make it. So that was 100euro to hell and i ended up with an lonely male.That is a commitment to the babies![]()