GBR Spawn
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GBR Spawn
Angelman 2013-10-20, 02:05
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Got these from the co-op just last week and BAM!!!!!! Got another female that is going thru the motions in that same 55.... finger crossed
Got these from the co-op just last week and BAM!!!!!! Got another female that is going thru the motions in that same 55.... finger crossed
Angelman- Senior Member
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Re: GBR Spawn
Aquarium Co-Op 2013-10-20, 02:10
What can I say. I feed the fish well 
Condition them from spawning right from the store, makes things easier
Condition them from spawning right from the store, makes things easier 
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Re: GBR Spawn
dwarfpike 2013-10-20, 02:11
Those aren't african rams!!! They aren't as pretty!!!
Seriously though, are you going to pull the eggs? Rams have an even worse reputation for brood care than domestic angels do.
They aren't as pretty!!!Seriously though, are you going to pull the eggs? Rams have an even worse reputation for brood care than domestic angels do.
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Re: GBR Spawn
Angelman 2013-10-20, 02:59
This is there first attempt and will keep them with mom and dad. To aid in them keeping them I have a light I leave on with them thou the night
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Re: GBR Spawn
dwarfpike 2013-10-20, 15:15
Yeah, I always like to see them try for themselves before throwing in the towel. After the third though ... though I guess that means I'm insane by Albert Einstein's definition.
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Re: GBR Spawn
CrazedAce 2013-10-20, 16:25
Everything will eat their eggs other than otos and cherry shrimp. Congrats and good luck though!
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Re: GBR Spawn
Anthraxx 2013-10-20, 20:17
man im jealous. after YEARS of trying with my old pairs i just gave up, they were in the same tank as my discus which spawned like angelfish... (MAKES NO SENSE!!!) theyd dig pits, dance around pits, and yet.. i never had anything. i think eggs maybe once. either way congrats on your spawn! hope the parents figure it all out 
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Re: GBR Spawn
Angelman 2013-10-20, 22:59
Sad update but that they eat them all... Next time ill be ready for them
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Re: GBR Spawn
lloyd378 2013-10-20, 23:03
I didn't want to derail, but my gbr laid eggs to days ago. Shortly after the female looked really stressed. Today she was dead and to too it off, their eggs were eaten too! Just thought I'd share as misery loves company..... I'm hoping for the best next time yours go for it!
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Re: GBR Spawn
hyp3rcrav3 2013-10-23, 22:41
Angelman, I'd be interested in fry in the future if spawning works out.
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