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Michelle13
Jessica5348
the male turns black
James4757
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Michelle
It is easy to distinguish females from males: aside from color, females have a slightly indented spot on their side below the fin. Males do not have this.
Courtney
For such a number and size of fish, the aquarium needs to be three times larger; otherwise, it is too cramped for them.
Anna9752
All the fish were taken as fry: monodactyls the size of a five-kopeck coin, and selenotocas even smaller. They grew up in this aquarium.
The mullet is a grown live feed. I constantly feed the selenotocas and monodactyls with mullet fry. A few mullet fry survived (they hid well) and grew up. The mollies also partially survived, they breed uncontrollably, but only the fry with protective coloring survive.
They have grown up.
Yes, of course, it's cramped. They will move to a larger tank after some time. But for now, it's just a plan, we still have to wait about 6 months.
Jennifer7578
Considering their natural habitat, it may be a matter of water chemistry...
Julie4738
Desalting? Adding salt?
Kristen2246
Only Hiroshi Azuma knows about this...
Jennifer5784
Off-topic And me!
Mitchell3177
Actually, I will try both ways. I will also give caviar to an employee of AzCherNIRo, I have already agreed on this in advance.
Nicole7268
So, how are the successes in breeding monodactyls?
Judy
So did the little one swim? In saltwater or freshwater? Thanks in advance for the info.
Stacey4437
The fry swam in the sea water. The water was taken from the Kerch Strait. The breeding will be considered successful after obtaining offspring from the second to third generation. In fact, I did not grow adult fish from the fry.
Bonnie
Crimea-2015, electric blockade, dead fish.
Goodbye, friend.
Robert
I sincerely sympathize with your loss.
Susan
Well, what can I say, it's very unfortunate. I hope everything works out.