Interesting read. I thought that the "marbled" markings were a double recessive gene, so you wouldn't get any marbled fry from a normally colored parent unless it had the recessive gene.
Interesting read. I thought that the "marbled" markings were a double recessive gene, so you wouldn't get any marbled fry from a normally colored parent unless it had the recessive gene.
Interesting read. I thought that the "marbled" markings were a double recessive gene, so you wouldn't get any marbled fry from a normally colored parent unless it had the recessive gene.
Couldn't get any better pictures of the fry since the male sits in the front of the cave when the camera get's near but once it's gone he'll let me look all day
I did get a picture of the female showing some signs of flaring at the camera though! Again once the fry start free swimming I'm hoping to get some pictures of them.

watching them swarm the cloud of food and watching them eat a piece is great. The male is finally showing some signs of aggression when I get near the tank but the parents are getting a little more rough with each other ever since the fry got free swimming. More updates to come and forgive of the cruddy pictures!
Thats alot of fry for such small parents!
Careful not to overfeed, with all these little guys eating they will be making alot of waste. The fry food is simple to use but you can crush regular pellets and flakes down so the fry can eat it. Get some of the freeze dried brine shrimp cubes, excellent fry food.
i am just assuming, but it looks like there are a lot of pink or marbled convicts in the batch.