So our construction Gobies had babies, 2nd time. First time didnt turn out so well, all the fry were gone in a few days. This time we were able to scoop them out and isolate them. What shold i be doing or should I juts release them back into the tank and let nature take its course? Feeding suggestions?
HELP!!! Anthing I can do to?
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flying_dutchman
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uhmmm....
you obviously don't know much about breeding... I'd recommend getting a book like "the complete illustrated breeder's guide to marine aquarium fishes" by Matthew L. Wittenrich.
You properly won't have time to start phyto and rotifer cultures, set up a tank etc. So just wait for the next spawn. If you put them back in the tank your fish will eat them, or the will disappear in filters etc.
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you obviously don't know much about breeding... I'd recommend getting a book like "the complete illustrated breeder's guide to marine aquarium fishes" by Matthew L. Wittenrich.
You properly won't have time to start phyto and rotifer cultures, set up a tank etc. So just wait for the next spawn. If you put them back in the tank your fish will eat them, or the will disappear in filters etc.
hth
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If construction goby is synonymous with engineer goby than i wouldn't call it quits just yet
these fish are some of the easiest to rear, and sinse they breed once or twice a year, it would be unwise to not attempt to rear these, fore you will be waiting quite a while for the next batch.
Feed them BBS for now. i remember that i found info about them on mofib to make a reply to mary g on ircreefing, but that form was rebooted so i cant find y post, and mofib is acting up. however a quick search on mofib should yield you good results.
like i said, they are easy. they may even be easier than cardinals.
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oh and i almost forgot, no phyto or rotifers will be necesary 8)
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