water changes tend to trigger spawns in many SA cichlids. I know that a couple degrees cooler water has been suggested as a trigger to get angels to spawn.If they haven't spawned before, it's my understanding that it's best to let them practice... Mine have eaten the eggs twice - next time I'm gonna keep them in a separate tank or maybe pull the cone with the eggs once the male gives it a going over... not sure if that's the best thing tho...
Oh - i noticed that on days i do a double water change it has triggered spawning
Bad idea. The young feed off their parent's slimey skin.If they haven't spawned before, it's my understanding that it's best to let them practice... Mine have eaten the eggs twice - next time I'm gonna keep them in a separate tank or maybe pull the cone with the eggs once the male gives it a going over... not sure if that's the best thing tho...
Oh - i noticed that on days i do a double water change it has triggered spawning
it is best to leave the fry with the parent discus..but it is possible to rear the fry sans the parents.Bad idea. The young feed off their parent's slimey skin.
If you take em out, guess whos gunna die? The fry! (I know, lame rhyme, couldnt resist)
sometimes it just takes a lot of practice.it is best to leave the fry with the parent discus..but it is possible to rear the fry sans the parents.
is it a good idea..probably not..but it has been done and can be done..but who wants to take on that responsibility?
it is very time consuming, requires egg yolk mixtures and plenty of water changes.
mobile cow, discus are very different from angels..(domestic) wild angels are very different from domestic angels.
if the discus eat their offspring..there is usually something amiss.