hi carol
they are Aph.Gardneri Gold killifish.
we have 5 in a breeding net in my tank and 5 in a little plastic pot with water from my tank and that is kept on top of the tank under the light and it is one of them that hatched. yesterday i got some liquifry 1 for egg layers and added some to the water (it said to add as soon as the eggs are laid) and the next time i checked he was swimming round.
after i posted my last message i checked on them and he wasn't moving so we thought we'd lost him but when i looked later he was fine.
my friend also has 10 in a guppy breeding box but no fry yet.
apparently they could take up to 3 weeks to hatch due to a nature survival thing called diapause that arrests their development, prevents them hatching all at once into a pond that dries out killing all of them.
i am waiting for some
brine shrimp egg mix and I'm going to try to hatch the eggs for them.
he looks so funny, he is our first fry and I've never seen newly hatched/born fry, his eyes are so big.
I'm having problems with the breeding net, when i feed the fish some of the food gets stuck to the outside of the net and i need to find a way to clean it without killing the eggs or fry (when we get some in there), any advice?
chelle
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Hikari first bites are excellent for fry. It is a very small grain powder. You wet the end of your finger, dip in first bites and the swirl in the water. but what ever you use the water has to be changed fairly frequently. Hope that helps.