That is really cool, well done, leave them alone
[/QUOTEthey are doing a great job to be fair there is always one of them in the cave just I have saw a few get eaten by my other fish and it’s really annoying how they all hang about waiting for the free meal , iv been trying to target feed crushed pellets and flakes near the entry of the cave to try and keep them all fed , hopefully they lastThat is really cool, well done, leave them alone
Iv been thinking on there long term and I’m not sure if they will ever be able to go back into my tank once removed as my Oscar will surely eat anything under 2 inches and I’m guessing for eba to get two inches it would take months , it’s sad but I honestly don’t see a good out come for any fry these have atmYou don't move them until they are about an inch long and swimming all over the tank by themselves. Currently the parents are still caring for them and watching over them.
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I’m guessing if I just left as is there would be no survivors by the end thenUnder good conditions the fry should reach 2 inches long in about 3 months.
You would be surprised. Some baby fish usually survive and I have seen big tanks with full grown Oscars and other predatory fish in, and there were baby fish ranging in size from 1/2 inch to 3 inches in there.
If you have lots of rocks and plants to provide hiding places you will have more survive.