tntneon
SPSahollic
Hi reefers ,
I had about 40 eggs of my pair that had suvived the first 9 days as an egg ,
but due to the fact i couldn't get my hands on some rotifers and planctonic food here where i live , i decided to let them hatch in the display.
After hatch night i cheked if i could have some fierce survivers ; but i did'nt saw any yet ?
could they find some sort of a hiding spot in the display to survive ?
Or are they all been eaten :worried2:?
Next time they lay eggs i want to have the food they need .
I live quite close to the sea , would it be possible with a fine mesh net to catch them out of the sea and feed it to the youngsters ?
greetingzz tntneon
I had about 40 eggs of my pair that had suvived the first 9 days as an egg ,
but due to the fact i couldn't get my hands on some rotifers and planctonic food here where i live , i decided to let them hatch in the display.
After hatch night i cheked if i could have some fierce survivers ; but i did'nt saw any yet ?
could they find some sort of a hiding spot in the display to survive ?
Or are they all been eaten :worried2:?
Next time they lay eggs i want to have the food they need .
I live quite close to the sea , would it be possible with a fine mesh net to catch them out of the sea and feed it to the youngsters ?
greetingzz tntneon