breeding jaags, lots of babys...........

[bigcol]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZg9Pcv8C2Y

look close enough guys and you will see the little blighters dotting about, i done this on my phone so the quality is pretty crap.

my apologeis, i really need a video camera.

 

[martin day]

congrats m8 how are the parents are they overprotective and is it there first spawn

 

[bigcol]

congrats m8 how are the parents are they overprotective and is it there first spawn

yeah they are very overprotecive, is this a good sign and yeah its their 1st spawn i bought them at totally diff times and from diff places and they just went together straight away.

pretty cool i thought

 

[bigcol]

update on the babys, they are doing well, very well infact and have found a great spot to hide and feed, heres a few pics for you all, a short vid to follow

this 1 is pretty blurred, sorry, i really gota get myself a freaking camera lol

same ****y phone pics

thanks for looking and all comments and advice welcome

 

[bigcol]

heres the vid guys, you might have to turn your head to the left to see it lol soz about that but here you go
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4mQc_avxWU

 

[markx2005]

aye thats a better vid then other one i saw, going to be fun moving house now eh

 

[bigcol]

aye thats a better vid then other one i saw, going to be fun moving house now eh

aye anar m8, thats why am feeding the babys 4 times a day on micro pellets, flakes and bloodworm , should be big enough to move by the time we do.

we got 3 weeks to get them fattened up

 

[bigcol]

well dudes babys are doing really well, hey are slowly growing but they are being fed 4 times a day so should soon sprout up.

there is still about 70 or 80 swimming around, it looks sooooo cool, the parents are still very protective towards them so i think they have a very good chance of making it

 

[vaine111]

thats cool... i had jags lay eggs in my tank. no hatching. then about a week later the female was belly up. later i found out i was suppose to seperate due to the male being to aggressive.

 

[bigcol]

thats cool... i had jags lay eggs in my tank. no hatching. then about a week later the female was belly up. later i found out i was suppose to seperate due to the male being to aggressive.

no seperating involved as far as i can tell, the male and femae take turns in watching over their young, im doing a water change every 2 days and keeping them well fed so all is good so far