ummm who laid the eggs??
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pebble;842672; said:
I think it is around 5-7 days before they would become wigglers.. but you will know with in 24 hours or so that the eggs are not fertile when they turn white and fuzzy..
Ugh, that is way too many fish for that little tank....I bet your nitrates are lovely .
If you have all of those fish jammed into that little tank, my guess is that they are still relatively small in size. Is it even possible that they are "sexually mature"? I know that with oscars they don't reach sexual maturity until they reach a certain size (well, size is indicative of age in this case).
I'm willing to bet the farm that they eggs aren't fertile. And what would you have done with hundreds of fry in your 29?
.If you have all of those fish jammed into that little tank, my guess is that they are still relatively small in size. Is it even possible that they are "sexually mature"? I know that with oscars they don't reach sexual maturity until they reach a certain size (well, size is indicative of age in this case).
I'm willing to bet the farm that they eggs aren't fertile. And what would you have done with hundreds of fry in your 29?
I know this is totally off your topic, but i'm curious and have to ask...
If you KNOW your tank is overstocked and the fish get too big, why would you put them in such a small tank in the first place? Even if you had a 55 it would be too small, but at least you could watch them grow out for a little while longer. Its like putting 10 goldfish in a bowl and swearing your gonna "upgrade"...
If you KNOW your tank is overstocked and the fish get too big, why would you put them in such a small tank in the first place? Even if you had a 55 it would be too small, but at least you could watch them grow out for a little while longer. Its like putting 10 goldfish in a bowl and swearing your gonna "upgrade"...
Nighthawk;844041; said:You mean "Don't feed the trolls"
Correct, nor answer their three questions.
