Young electric blue acaras spawned?

[jandb]

Oh man! Just checked. They're wrigglers!

 

[tlindsey]

Oh man! Just checked. They're wrigglers!

Great, just let them be and let parents learn .

 

[jandb]

Great, just let them be and let parents learn .

Ok. Will do. I about jumped the gun and about grabbed the pot out but I'll let them go. I have a 10 gallon ready to go with a sponge filter.

 

[tlindsey]

Great, just let them be and let parents learn .

Do you have any algae growing in the aquarium, if not once they absorb the egg sac and become free swimming you can purchase fry food, hatch baby brine shrimp, or crush up pellet or flake food really fine for the fry.

 

[Percy Mitchell]

Good luck with your fry. Hope there are some goid looking babies!

 

[Wailua Boy]

They seem to be showing good parenting skills for such young fish

 

[jandb]

Do you have any algae growing in the aquarium, if not once they absorb the egg sac and become free swimming you can purchase fry food, hatch baby brine shrimp, or crush up pellet or flake food really fine for the fry.

There's several large anubias that have some algae on them. I also have some tiny bits from kens along with crushed letters and flakes. I'll try all of them.

 

[jandb]

They seem to be showing good parenting skills for such young fish

Surprisingly yes, I checked them this morning and the male was hanging out at the entered rehab of the pot while the fry wriggled in the back.

 

[Slim rivulatus]

Thats about the minimum breeding size for these fish, good parents for the age removing infertile eggs and moving them lucky you.

Easier to raise fry once free swimming by adding some driftwood and substrate from an established tank as you won't need to feed as often

 

[tlindsey]

There's several large anubias that have some algae on them. I also have some tiny bits from kens along with crushed letters and flakes. I'll try all of them.

That is great , you will notice the fry grazing on the algae finding goodies we can't see with the naked eye. Also still feed them the crushed up foods , just don't over feed because most fry are sensitive to high nitrates and declining water quality.