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Re: Not fed fry



i have never not fed my fry but i did notice that my nannacara anomala
fry in my 55-gallon tank grew to a larger size and better color than my
apisto 'rotopunkt' bred and raised in 10-gallon tanks.  i always
attributed it to the existence of infusoria in the larger and more
established tank.

tsuh yang chen, new york city

On Mon, 9 Feb 1998 09:54:46 -0500 (EST) Donald Nute <dnute@ai.uga.edu>
writes:
>On Sat, 7 Feb 1998, Pierluigi e Simone Vicini wrote:
>
>> I was doing an experiment living two apisto borellii fry alone in a 
>well
>> planted tank without giving them anything to eat. Let me tell you 
>that the
>> growth rate is the same of the growth rate of lightly fed fry. No 
>deformed
>> growth no strange colors. 3 months old now. They are feeding on 
>something
>> that is not visible. But they are doing great.
>> 
>> Anyone did the same?