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[GSAS-Member] Blue rams spawned again
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- Subject: [GSAS-Member] Blue rams spawned again
- From: "A JACOBSON" <amjacobson52@msn.com>
- Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2005 19:08:02 -0800
- Seal-send-time: Tue, 1 Feb 2005 19:08:02 -0800
I didn't expect my rams to spawn only 2 weeks after their first spawn (which
was eaten by them shortly after it was laid), but Friday night there they were
guarding eggs on the side of the tank, and by Saturday I could see quite a few
developing. Sunday late afternoon they were still all there, but Sunday night
they were gone -- don't know if they hatched and were moved, or if they were
eaten. Since then the parents have been guarding a space I can't get a good
look at, so there might still be a brood, or not . . .
Anyway, if I am suddenly confronted with free-swimming fry, what am I supposed
to feed them? Also, given that the eggs were laid on Friday sometime, is it
possible they hatched Sunday afternoon? (I keep the tank at 80 degrees). Or
am I worrying about nothing? And if they are likely to have hatched on Sunday,
when might I expect free-swimming fry?
I am hurrying as fast as I can on setting up the 55 gallon and moving all the
other residents to it, at which point I'm hoping / expecting some successful
spawns. The other pair has stopped driving each other away, and are instead
making shimmying gestures towards each other . . .
Anita
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