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MORE BABYS Today they're a month old, and we've still got over 100 strong. Since they hatched about a total of 35-50 have died, was mostly in the earlier weeks. Haven't had any die in about a week or so. Well last weekend we moved the tank and had to make a water change and what do you know she...

Today there are 2 weeks old. Well so far over that last few days we lost about 20 - 30 fry, they seemed like the weaker ones of the bunch. It all seemed to happen at once, wasn't sure if they didn't eat enough or the water went bad on certain days, though i still change the water everyday. Well...

heres some video, mind you i suck at taking video was with a digital camera, not a camcorder this one is long but it has some close ups http://youtube.com/watch?v=Bp_31JXkPTM the other random 2 not as clear http://youtube.com/watch?v=jbltAj2zot0 http://youtube.com/watch?v=mCnc6tYXwwc

where can i find some microworms, don't really have any fish stores near by that have microworms, we have a local pet store near by with fish but they know little about raising fish. We have a petsmart and thats about it. There is another store i went today during my lunch break but didn't...

Yeah it's like a drinking straw really long for like the big gulp cups The water depth is like 12" or so probably a lil more but not much

Right now the wriglers are in a lil 2g tank hexagon shape bottom, and the parents are in a 10g. We plan on moving the adults to a 20g and get a couple companions, maybe larger depends on how much room we have for a larger tank. this is the tank i have for the frys, the 2g Right now the bottom...

So far so good, still cleaning the take everyday, and wiping down the interior, i'm now feeding them Hikari baby brine shrimp and some crushed up flakes. Found a couple dead ones yesterday, but there are still a bunch in there and they are way more active now, might upload some vids and pics...

I'm new to the fish stuff, we have 2 adult pepper corys, i think they are classified as Corydoras Paleatus, and they have been laying eggs like crazy over the last few months. Just wanted to get some advice on how to keep these little guys alive. Well here's the story, so for the long post...