Never ceases to amaze me.

[The Morning]

Cleaned out my Eheim classic filter. Had 5 fry in the bottom level. 2 of them are a decent size suggesting they have been in there awhile.

 

[Hawkfish3.0]

Had a similar experience years ago. Had Convicts in a 29g with an under gravel filter. Tore the tank down partially and let it sit for almost two months in a cold basement. Went to clean it out and found 3 relatively large cons in the small amount of water left in the tank, under the under-gravel filter. I couldn’t believe it.

 

[Elite Aquatics of KY]

Ive got the same problem in my sump in my 375 with fry

 

[dr exum]

Wow!

Like the roaches of the fish world ?

You gonna save the survivors?

 

[Elite Aquatics of KY]

Wow!

Like the roaches of the fish world ?

You gonna save the survivors?

Yeah I pulled them out and put them with there friends in the big grow out tank lol

 

[AaronKWolfe]

When I was just getting into the hobby I had kuhli loaches and ended up finding some fry from them in a sponge filter I cleaned out. I don't know how I bred them or how they got in there, but I didn't complain, I loved those guys so much

 

[The Morning]

4 more today.

 

[YankeeJack]

Imagine, it must be like being born into a hurricane! 24/7 in turbulent waters. Survivors!

 

[Tom the bomb]

wow... I have a 407 canister on my 80G but I doubt any of my cichlids or sharks are ready to breed yet lol
but congrats... The only fry I got were guupy and platy from my 40G

 

[The Morning]

I honestly don’t know how they survive. Plus how do they get food.l?