Re: dwarf cichlid babies

[throatwarbler mangrove <kta6662003@yahoo.com>]

Depending on which dwarf cichlid (or is it dwark
chiclet?) the parents may be able to raise a few to
juvie-hood. Usually better to siphon and raise away
from parents. But, if you'd rather not, to give the
fry a better chance squirt some newly hatched brine
shrimp in their area. Good luck.

Matt
--- AlanAlanTT@aol.com wrote:
> I have a planted community tank and recently added a
> pair of what I thought 
> were too young to breed dwarf cichlids -- several
> days later eggs and now 
> 30-ish babies!
> 
> I've had angel/krib eggs before, but no fry have
> made it past a few days -- 
> these have outlasted them all so far!
> 
> Tank is about 70 gallon (long), fully planted with 2
> pairs of angels, some 
> rainbows.  
> 
> Parents seem to be guarding and herding very
> aggressively, so so far so good 
> -- question is if there is anything I should do for
> protection or let nature 
> take its course?  I'd love to see a handful of these
> make it.
> 
> Thanks, 
> 
> Alan
> 
> 
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