I believe a couple of my sewellia lineolata have spawned. The baby is very tiny and has black and white markings. You can see him in the vid but not well. I HAVE GOT to get a better camera.
Mark
Mark
Baby Hillstream loach
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There are some predatory Rhinogobius in the tank. I hope they don't eat him. One of the Rhinos already ate a baby ABN.
Mark
Mark
Hey congrats !! I wouldn't worry to much about all the fry being eaten. When sewellias breed, they have hundreds, if not thousands of eggs. Not all of them survive, but if you see 1 I would bet there are many more. Again, congrats.
sweet.
but I'd say if you have predators, either keep them stuffed, or try to move the fry you see somewhere safe.
but I'd say if you have predators, either keep them stuffed, or try to move the fry you see somewhere safe.
I was able to get a better focus on the little guy this morning. I tried to put him in the QT tank last night to keep him away from the Rhinos and found out why he's still alive...he's lightning fast. Innywho, here's a short vid of him chillin under a leaf...
Definitely a baby lineolata.
Mark
Definitely a baby lineolata.
Mark
Nice. If you want to catch the little guy/girl, try the water bottle cut in 2 and top inverted into the bottle with a little food in there. Works great for mine. Good luck.
