armywife1314
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what are the fish are the easiest to breed and raise to adulthood?
any personal success stories?
any personal success stories?
easiest to breed and raise?
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armywife1314
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i could just see some tiny little banggai babies swimming and playing, thats awesome!
armywife1314
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i just want to pinch their little gills they're so cute!
slt wtr stupid
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Do pajama cardinals produce as easily?
bang guy
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Originally Posted by slt wtr stupid
http:///forum/post/2632115
Do pajama cardinals produce as easily?
They seem to breed readily but 2 things make them more difficult.
1 - The male spits the babies out as they hatch instead of holding them for a few days.
2 - They are hatched much smaller than baby Banggai and need Rotifers or powdered Cyclop-Eeze. They do not seem to take to dead food as readily as Banggai.
http:///forum/post/2632115
Do pajama cardinals produce as easily?
They seem to breed readily but 2 things make them more difficult.
1 - The male spits the babies out as they hatch instead of holding them for a few days.
2 - They are hatched much smaller than baby Banggai and need Rotifers or powdered Cyclop-Eeze. They do not seem to take to dead food as readily as Banggai.
bang guy
Moderator
Originally Posted by slt wtr stupid
http:///forum/post/2632115
Do pajama cardinals produce as easily?
They seem to breed readily but 2 things make them more difficult.
1 - The male spits the babies out as they hatch instead of holding them for a few days.
2 - They are hatched much smaller than baby Banggai and need Rotifers or powdered Cyclop-Eeze. They do not seem to take to dead food as readily as Banggai.
http:///forum/post/2632115
Do pajama cardinals produce as easily?
They seem to breed readily but 2 things make them more difficult.
1 - The male spits the babies out as they hatch instead of holding them for a few days.
2 - They are hatched much smaller than baby Banggai and need Rotifers or powdered Cyclop-Eeze. They do not seem to take to dead food as readily as Banggai.
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veeraj87
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how do you identify Banggai Cardinalfish males and females? and if you have pics of males and females to help identifying tha t would be great thanks
bang guy
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Originally Posted by Veeraj87
http:///forum/post/2635510
how do you identify Banggai Cardinalfish males and females? and if you have pics of males and females to help identifying tha t would be great thanks
If they are immature I can't tell the difference.
If they have mated then the males jaw is much larger.
http:///forum/post/2635510
how do you identify Banggai Cardinalfish males and females? and if you have pics of males and females to help identifying tha t would be great thanks
If they are immature I can't tell the difference.
If they have mated then the males jaw is much larger.
fmarini
Member
banggai babaies are born with a --- distribution ratio of 1:1 (male/female), they are pretty much unsexable.
However if you keep the juvies in a small group til they reach 3-6 months you'll see pairs start to "pair off", problem is--they are brothers/sisters, and its unclear what inbeeding will do long term.
However if you keep the juvies in a small group til they reach 3-6 months you'll see pairs start to "pair off", problem is--they are brothers/sisters, and its unclear what inbeeding will do long term.
picoseahorses2
Member
idk if they are cheaper i bought my banggai for 18 and at my lfs the neons are the same price