C cant009 Feeder Fish MFK Member Mar 1, 2012 481 0 0 Arizona Apr 9, 2012 #11 aclockworkorange said: Cichlid parents under normal circumstances do not eat fry... Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app Click to expand... lol I have had plenty of my blue ahli fry die that way... That's why I have a 10 gallon to separate them.
aclockworkorange said: Cichlid parents under normal circumstances do not eat fry... Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app Click to expand... lol I have had plenty of my blue ahli fry die that way... That's why I have a 10 gallon to separate them.
A aclockworkorange Dovii MFK Member Jun 24, 2010 9,585 46 105 39 Rose City Apr 9, 2012 #12 cant009 said: lol I have had plenty of my blue ahli fry die that way... That's why I have a 10 gallon to separate them. Click to expand... Then you have bad breeders... I still wouldn't say "most cichlid parents will eat their fry." Their entire general survival strategy is to form parental bonds and protect fry... Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
cant009 said: lol I have had plenty of my blue ahli fry die that way... That's why I have a 10 gallon to separate them. Click to expand... Then you have bad breeders... I still wouldn't say "most cichlid parents will eat their fry." Their entire general survival strategy is to form parental bonds and protect fry... Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
E eklikewhoa Jack Dempsey MFK Member Apr 4, 2012 1,483 4 38 Nha Trang, Vietnam Apr 9, 2012 #13 It's hit & miss when it comes to having good cichlid parents. Congrats on the fry! If the pair has bonded, you'll be over run with babies soon.
It's hit & miss when it comes to having good cichlid parents. Congrats on the fry! If the pair has bonded, you'll be over run with babies soon.
M morris3473 Feeder Fish MFK Member Feb 20, 2012 5 0 0 India Apr 14, 2012 #14 Thanks.. and You are right eklikewhoa.Now i see a lot of fries on my rocks and on my flower pots.
