Spawning ID sharks.

[Mystix212]

They look like mini Jardinis. Definately not a Guppy.

Bala Sharks attain sexual maturity at roughly 9".

 

[Dreaco]

They look like mini Jardinis. Definately not a Guppy.

Bala Sharks attain sexual maturity at roughly 9".

I know they are not balas, they are either irridecent sharks or a cross breed of rainbows. Right now they are just too small to tell which. I really hope they are the id sharks!

 

[Mystix212]

I know they are not balas, quote]


Yeah I know. I was just telling the person in the past threads. This was not related to the ID spawns.

 

[Dreaco]

Yeah I know. I was just telling the person in the past threads. This was not related to the ID spawns.

I got ya.....

 

[Mystix212]

Got any more fry photos?

 

[Dreaco]

Got any more fry photos?

just the ones in my gallery, I haven't taken any since yesterday.

 

[Mystix212]

Ok. Are you able Identify which is the probable female? Eg fatter stomach, plumper etc.

 

[Miles]

Rainbows are notorious for 'egg scattering' fry into the substrate, and having them magically turn up offspring months later. I currently have some Australian and Machullichi Rainbows.. I used to have them in a 55g w/ UGF, now they are in a 180g with an overflow. I surprisingly found that I have 1/2" offspring in the 55g, and they were transfered out of that tank months ago. The 180g also has a number of fry in the sump now.

I highly, highly doubt that your Pangasius reproduced.. Large open water swimming fish like that would need alot of special attention to reproduce, not to mention a huge tank with a concealed area to spawn..

 

[Mystix212]

2 Months will give a clear answer what the fry is. Whether they're rainbows or ID sharks.

 

[Dreaco]

The tank is not that small. its 220 gallons, but you may be right the fry are all different sizes.