Baby Needle-Nose Gars

Yup, they offered to give me store credit for them anyways, but I may buy a 90 gallon long if I do have success
 
I just bought some black worms from my local pet superstore, and was wondering if they would be good for starter food?
I think they are a little big still, about the size of bloodworms, I will see when the fry hatch.
 
Okay, the results are in:

Saturday July 21st @ 7:15 pm
(Day 5)

Temp = 76 degrees
pH = 7.2
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Ammonia = 0 - 0.25 ppm
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Nitrite = 2 ppm
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Nitrate = 40 ppm
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Maybe these are the levels needed for the gars to breed? Not sure.

Anybody had failure OR success with these levels?

Should I do a 25% change? I'm afraid to mess with the levels, as they seem to think it's alright to make babies in it, but I will do more research before I do anything.
 
Maybe these are the levels needed for the gars to breed? Not sure.
I'm afraid you need to make sure your ammonia and nitrites are zero while the nitrates should be below 40 ppm.;) There is already a sign that you must either upgrade your filtration system or move some of your fish to a larger or another tank.
 
I'm afraid you need to make sure your ammonia and nitrites are zero while the nitrates should be below 40 ppm.;) There is already a sign that you must either upgrade your filtration system or move some of your fish to a larger or another tank.

LoL, well hello again Lupin.

I have already dispersed the red-fins, and am working on other arrangements :silly:

So I should not be afraid to do a monthly clean then? I just don't want to kill the fry's chances, which are already little to none.
 
theres no point doing daily water changes
the ammonia starts at 2-4 weeks
i do mine on my 15gal every 2nd week.
1 a day IS pointless
sorry lupin!
you have awesome tanks
unless you got overstocked tanks like neo and budley
you should do one every week?
 
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