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    Anchorworms?

    once anchor worms attached to fish they don't move you should not remove it by hand it can damage the fish
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    cardinal tetras

    The babies are no bigger than a daphnia so they will need to be fed on the smallest food as possible, I had set up a infusoria culture in advance, I will fed the babies once they become three swimming within the next two or three days, close up of fry and infusoria
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    cardinal tetras

    Three months ago I bought a group of 12 young cardinal tetras from local pet store, I put in a 18 "by 12" by 12" tank, I've been feeding them on a good variety of live foods all grown on well and look in best condition for breeding , so last week I decided to see if I could get them to bread...
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    live foods for livebearers

    I recently been collecting glass worms from one of my outside daphnia tubs when it becomes available which is not very often, glass worms are predators and feed on small aquatic creatures such as daphnia it can attack or eat very small egg laying fry, Any glass worm that don't get eaten by...
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    zebra danio

    I think all Danios look better kept in large groups when I bread the pearl danio I had 170 of them a stunning colourful fish when sen in natural daylight
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    zebra danio

    it was the first Danio that I got breeding followed by many other species of Danios, it seems to me that the red eye and head and tail light tetra as as made a comeback ,I have not seen them for donkey years
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    zebra danio

    The zebra danio a easy fish to keep in the home aquarium a very Hardy fish and not fussy about conditions zebra danios can take a wide temperature range I keep them at A room temperature of approximately 70°F (21°C). A pH of 76 don't seem to bother them they will eat prepared frozen and live...
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