So I am not really looking to load my pockets. Just looking into finding a fish to breed to get some descent money off of. I have a pair of convicts that breed alot and thats it. I am basicly just looking for a way to make some side moeny to continue in this hobby as money tends to get tight. So does anyone have any ideas or experiences they would like to share? Also I only have 2 10g's, 1 15g, and a 75g.
Breeding Fish for Profit
- Thread starter karaig19
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You Can Get A Breeding Pair Of Discus For Your 75 gallon
It Will Cost A lot But I Think In The Long Run It Will Pay Off
It Will Cost A lot But I Think In The Long Run It Will Pay Off
Salvini or grammode in the 75. You could look into getting some of the smaller less common cichlids and breed those
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Zebra plecos are rather hard to find and could empty my wallet in a minute lol so thinking about angles for sure anyone have any ideas on how to pair them up or Id the sex?
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i have seen a few of the zebra plecos on aqua bid but its been a while snookn21 had some on there at one time for sale. from what i understand they are still fairly new to hobby and hard to come by certain times of the year. if you like cat fish try breeding some jaguar catfish i have not seen them for sale in a while. their pretty and dont get so big they cant be housed like some of the larger fish species. i would love to try to breed cichla or even stingrays eventually. also a fan of the albino lungfish too and gars of course. arrowannas are high on my list too but i have never kept any.
thanks alot guys and ill keep an eye on that catfish. Would like to breed stingray but there illegal here. Also the opinion of aro's and cichla I just do not have a big enough tank at the time. So i am going to breed angels and once i get a little more income for this hobby i will take a drive and catch some wild cichla.