cpbirds407
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I Love MY Honey Bunchie!
Breeding Bangaii Cardinals
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paintballer768
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I think this is just the coolest thing. If you can get this unit up, and actually have bangers breeding successfully and youre raising them to adulthood, youd be one of the few people who actually can! You might even get the money back for all of this over time. Congrats
cpbirds407
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lol. Thanks guys for all your support! I couldn't have done it without you guys help! Believe me on this! I mean it!
The babies will be ready in about three to five months I'm assuming. I will keep you updated and I will let you know.
Again, Thanks for all your help!
Charlie.
The babies will be ready in about three to five months I'm assuming. I will keep you updated and I will let you know.
Again, Thanks for all your help!
Charlie.
cpbirds407
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Thanks! I think if I let them, they will breed every month. However, I have separated the male and the female to condition them in order to successfully breed them again.
cpbirds407
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ok. the little guys are definatelly growing! They are 17 days old!!! the sad part is that today, I lost one. I don't know why but it's dead. Everyone else looks ok.
So, I will let you know what happens next.
Goodnight everyone.
So, I will let you know what happens next.
Goodnight everyone.
azfishgal
Active Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
It's easier if they start off with dead food. Once they get bigger youcan let them go hungry for a day and then they'll usually eat it. For now growth is more important.
What dead food would you recomend to try. My male is holding babies and I would like to try dead food first, just to see if they will eat it (having baby brine on hand just in case they dont). What would be the best dead food to try, Cyclop-eeze?
It's easier if they start off with dead food. Once they get bigger youcan let them go hungry for a day and then they'll usually eat it. For now growth is more important.
What dead food would you recomend to try. My male is holding babies and I would like to try dead food first, just to see if they will eat it (having baby brine on hand just in case they dont). What would be the best dead food to try, Cyclop-eeze?
azfishgal
Active Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
I've had my best success rates with frozen prawn eggs. Those seem to be difficult to get lately. Dry Cyclop-eeze that has been ground down into smaller pieces and soaked in SelCon are the next best.
Thanks, I'll see what I can get my hands on. I do have frozen Cyclops and it seems very tiny, would that work? What is the difference between what I have and Cyclop-eeze? I have Vita-Chem on hand already would that work to soak the food, or is SelCon better? Thanks again for your help?
I've had my best success rates with frozen prawn eggs. Those seem to be difficult to get lately. Dry Cyclop-eeze that has been ground down into smaller pieces and soaked in SelCon are the next best.
Thanks, I'll see what I can get my hands on. I do have frozen Cyclops and it seems very tiny, would that work? What is the difference between what I have and Cyclop-eeze? I have Vita-Chem on hand already would that work to soak the food, or is SelCon better? Thanks again for your help?
truefishman
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grouper change that avatar it is freakin me out
mlwoods007
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don't want to hijack, but have a quick question. I just bought two of these guys from my LFS. They were in a group of 4 of them and I tried to get the two that seemed to stay closer to one another than all the rest. Is there any way to tell the differance between a male and female though?