Brytonrock
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Hello.
I have a pair of bristlenosed pleco that laid eggs a while ago and now I have at least four surviving offspring.
We have manage to catch them and place them in a nursery enclosure in the tank.
My question is how long will it take until they are large enough to allow them to join the main inhabitants of the tank?
We don't have a second aquarium to set up as a seperate tank for them, so they are in one of those mesh enclosures you put in the main tank.
We have an Aquael 90 litre tank with an Aquael Unifilter with built in UV unit.
Our other fish are golden barbs, green tiger barbs, black widow tetras, leopard danios and the two adult bristlenosed plecos.This adds up to a total of sixteen fish before the new arrivals.
Any comments would be most welcome.
I have a pair of bristlenosed pleco that laid eggs a while ago and now I have at least four surviving offspring.
We have manage to catch them and place them in a nursery enclosure in the tank.
My question is how long will it take until they are large enough to allow them to join the main inhabitants of the tank?
We don't have a second aquarium to set up as a seperate tank for them, so they are in one of those mesh enclosures you put in the main tank.
We have an Aquael 90 litre tank with an Aquael Unifilter with built in UV unit.
Our other fish are golden barbs, green tiger barbs, black widow tetras, leopard danios and the two adult bristlenosed plecos.This adds up to a total of sixteen fish before the new arrivals.
Any comments would be most welcome.