GBR fry photos!

[betta4ever!]

Here I'll be posting pics of my GBRS as they grow!! Not really good quality pics (umm actually terrible), but fries are always cool . Feel free to post pics of your fries, too!

 

[betta4ever!]

 

[betta4ever!]

Best pic so far

 

[GaryE]

I've bred a lot of fish, but I have never been able to succeed with Rams. Well done on those!

How many fry are there?

 

[Rocky998]

Congrats! Lovely little fry!

 

[FishandBirdLover]

Best pic so far

Gotta lov 'em!

 

[betta4ever!]

I've bred a lot of fish, but I have never been able to succeed with Rams. Well done on those!

How many fry are there?

Thanks! Means a lot from someone like you. There are 4 one month old ones in the growout, and 20 ish a few days old in the tank with their parents

 

[TNG]

This is fantastic. What size tank do you use for breeding BRs and what is the water temperature?

 

[betta4ever!]

Thanks! The tank size is 15 gallons. The growout is a 7 gallon. Water temp is between 82-83.

 

[betta4ever!]

Wigglers! (Past photo)

 

[MammaBearinTN]

I would love to breed GBRs, but first, I'd have to keep a pair alive!

 

[AquaBarb]

@betta4ever! Congrats on your batch of fry. Its so rewarding watching them grow. Enjoy

Ive bred my Ellioti Cichlids and brought them up from fry to now being big enough to add to my big tanks.

 

[betta4ever!]

I would love to breed GBRs, but first, I'd have to keep a pair alive!

Not that difficult, really. But you need to have soft water for those... And a well established tank.

 

[MammaBearinTN]

Yeah, it would be at least six months or maybe a year before I can even try to keep some alive.

 

[betta4ever!]

Yeah, it would be at least six months or maybe a year before I can even try to keep some alive.

Why's that? Just wondering.