what can I breed in a 100g

[aprime11b]

got a new 100g, 4x2x20''

want to breed food for my predators, what is best, easiest and fastest. thank you MFK

 

[joefish72]

Marble crayfish, self reproduce, get a dozen and you never run out of food.

 

[aprime11b]

Oh nice. Have any info. On those. Never running out is ideal and perfect for my needs

 

[love The Jack Dempseys]

convicts will work too, they look better anyways lol

 

[Loves severums]

Marble crayfish, self reproduce, get a dozen and you never run out of food.

I agree

 

[aprime11b]

where do you get marble crayfish?

any other fish that breed well with the least hassle possible. I wanna keep everything in the one tank, no moving to other tanks or any of that sort.

thanks

 

[Dan F]

It is illegal to keep crayfish in Oregon, so the Marbled Crayfish may be hard to come by...

I would say it depends on what you're going to be feeding. Livebearers like guppies or mollies are easy to breed and relatively fast growing.

 

[aprime11b]

Okay, well I do not need anything illegal here. I am feeding an arowana/stingray. Nothing better than home grown, healthy feeders. Im in such a pickle, just want to throw in some fish in the tank and do NO WORK to breed and just let them do their thing and have a cycle of growing fish. I'd hope 100g would give enough room so they wont eat each other as much.

 

[swervo513]

why not throw in some guppies/livebearers and maybe some ghost shrimp. I breed black worms in a 10 gallon. if you do that in a 100 gallon you will definitely have more black worms then u can feed.

 

[aprime11b]

If I can throw in several different types of fish that will breed like crazy so I can have a huge variety of fresh food for my fish that would be perfect.. So guppies/shrimp and whatever else.. But that is a lot of space for them so I am hoping for mass numbers of fish and large reproduction rates