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 Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 9:07 pm
So as some of you may remember one of my cherry barbs had babies well all but one died and so i moved it into a 5 galleon tank by itself and i have been raising it, after the colors matured i realixed it was a male and so i estimated in about two to three weeks he could be moved into my 40 galleon, however he passed away a few days ago.
He over ate and his stomach exploded. I had recently changed his food to small baby shrimp, as i read it one a website about cherry barbs that many babies benifit from it, well maybe they do or not i am not one to decide. But i just wanted to post this to say I almost successfully bred my cherry barbs and i plan on trying it again
so any tips for my next try?
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Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 12:03 pm
Move all the babies into the fry tank as soon as possible, feed small meals often.
It helps to keep them in a barebottom tank so you can clean easier.
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