Easiest feeder fish to breed?
- Thread starter rumblesushi
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...try goin fishing for minnows, toss a minnow trap into the water
as for easiest to breed, i'd have to say mollies or swords, and even at full size they dont need much of a tank.
as for easiest to breed, i'd have to say mollies or swords, and even at full size they dont need much of a tank.
Jeff Rapps uses managuense and midas as feeders for his filamentosum cats. I wish he'd send me some if they're that disposable. 
am i cruel?
im thinking of buying 100 gold feeders and leaving them in a garbage can with a driftwood and air pump. i plan to drain hafe the water out and put new water in ery 2 weeks. this is my plan of breeding feeders. and as for food i plan to let them eat the dead or eggs/babys. hopefully the drift wood would provide enough cover for the frys.
jk ima gonna dump a few handful of flakes once in a while.
im thinking of buying 100 gold feeders and leaving them in a garbage can with a driftwood and air pump. i plan to drain hafe the water out and put new water in ery 2 weeks. this is my plan of breeding feeders. and as for food i plan to let them eat the dead or eggs/babys. hopefully the drift wood would provide enough cover for the frys.
jk ima gonna dump a few handful of flakes once in a while.HamsterGuy said:am i cruel?
im thinking of buying 100 gold feeders and leaving them in a garbage can with a driftwood and air pump. i plan to drain hafe the water out and put new water in ery 2 weeks. this is my plan of breeding feeders. and as for food i plan to let them eat the dead or eggs/babys. hopefully the drift wood would provide enough cover for the frys.
goldfish feeders dont breed that easily..
replace the 100 gold fish feeders with mollies or red platies.. =)
ya, ur plan would work.. update as again ya..
it only costs me about 50cent worth of fish food to grow out about $50 in live beares. but if you cant find a good source for feedes try the bait and tackle shop. i breed my own due to a big loss from disease
it does cost more but isn't it worth the cost to feed non diseased feeders as if you were to get them at the LFS??? if you have the time and money, go for it...
