They could float for up to about twenty days, did you get your e-mails? Are they kuda or comes?
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They could float for up to about twenty days, did you get your e-mails? Are they kuda or comes?
Just out at the moment, will check when I return. Not 100% sure, but think I have 2 pair of Kuda and a pair of Comes.
Thanks Steve
Busy loading it, will have read through, Thanks
Busy loading it, will have read through, Thanks
Awesome guy - best of luck - thanks for the pics - keep us updated
Andreas- no it is the same, fresh fish will eat them to.Brine shrimp will only survive for a few minutes in fresh water
lIghty- this is blady awsome man, tanks for shearing it with us
Thanks Lanzo and Andreas,
Its very exciting but not fun...... lets just say I've learnt more about seahorse fry this weekend that I could ever imagine.
Does anyone know where I can buy Super Selco.
not sure Viper, Vitazin seems more specific to fish, I'm wanting the selco to enrich the BBS, have got some spiralina tabs that will help though, along with egg yolk I believe?
any other products on the market for enriching BBS or Rotifiers?
any other products on the market for enriching BBS or Rotifiers?
There are some yeast products that used to be used that were available from health shops. Spirulina should be useful, Beta Glucen may also be useful. There are some products used for feeding artemia and possibly rotifers that are available in LFSs, they are sometimes also used to feed fish fry and inverts. If necessary it may be wise to separate 10 or so babies for extra special treatment if you think you will struggle to provide enough nutrition for all the babies.
If you are not struggling to get brine shrimp eggs then rather hatch out more newly hatched brine shrimp and feed them more often, this will give you more time to source a supplement for the older brine shrimp which can be kept separately in a warm saltwater basin in the sun. If you are lucky the water may even go green on its own.
If you are not struggling to get brine shrimp eggs then rather hatch out more newly hatched brine shrimp and feed them more often, this will give you more time to source a supplement for the older brine shrimp which can be kept separately in a warm saltwater basin in the sun. If you are lucky the water may even go green on its own.
http://www.seahorse.org/library/articles/scaleerectus.pdf
seahorse.org - Raising H. erectus Fry
Maybe see if you can get Cyclop-eeze, I think I've seen it advertised on one of the forums.
seahorse.org - Raising H. erectus Fry
Maybe see if you can get Cyclop-eeze, I think I've seen it advertised on one of the forums.
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thanks guy, but time to give you the news............... woke up this morning and to my horor...... I found another 50-80 fry in my DT, he or one of the other must have given birth again this morning..... yay ... more work... but its all worth it. they are sooooo cute! so got enough to keep my hands full, and to top it off, we are having a power cut for 8 hours tomorrow, likely i've mannaged to hook my air pumps up to my UPS.
Wish me luck!
Wish me luck!
