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eltrut420
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eltrut420


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Favorite Fish : the ones that poop the least

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PostSubject: Aurora   Aurora EmptyThu Jul 30, 2009 11:54 pm
hey all sorry i havent posted in a while busy time of the year.some of you may know i ve been trying to get metraclima auroras to breed. i just wanted to report that i just stripped a female that was holding 24-26 fry(theyre a bitch to count). ive had fish spawn before but this was my first spawn when i know 100% what the parents are. i wish i coud've seen which male she spawned with but im thinkin the sub dom male since the alpha male wants nothing to do with the ladies. how do you tell if a fish is too old to spawn? im guessin whenever that is my alpha male is that age. i wanted to record the process of stripping her but oh well. ill try to update this and let ya know how the fry are doin.
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Wyomingite
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Age : 56
Location : Wonderful Windy Wyoming
Humor : "I drank what?" - Socrates
Favorite Fish : I won't choose and ya can't make me!

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PostSubject: Re: Aurora   Aurora EmptyFri Jul 31, 2009 12:39 am
Awesomw! Nice fish for the first time around knowin' what the parents are 100%. Auroras are my favorite mbuna.

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Grumpa
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PostSubject: Re: Aurora   Aurora EmptyFri Jul 31, 2009 8:18 am
Congrats
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Mostlycichlids
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Location : New Mexico USA
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PostSubject: Re: Aurora   Aurora EmptyFri Jul 31, 2009 12:45 pm
Sweet, good luck!
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eltrut420
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PostSubject: Re: Aurora   Aurora EmptyFri Jul 31, 2009 10:10 pm
hey ive always just crushed flakes for my fry but i wanna try to get all these to live. isnt there a way to make fry food? if not what do i want to feed them
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PostSubject: Re: Aurora   Aurora EmptySat Aug 01, 2009 12:49 am
Just hatched brine shrimp should work I'd think. black worms are real popular with small hatchling turtles. Mike D was using some Hikari fry food with his gold JDs but I don't know if he started them on that or waited until they got a little bigger.
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eltrut420
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PostSubject: Re: Aurora   Aurora EmptySat Aug 01, 2009 6:14 pm
hey saint a freind of mine told me about a guy who had a turtle to get rid of. so i said ya ill take it cuz they were gonna just take it to the lake. well i get there and its a frickin 70 pound alligator snapper. ive caught alot of snappers in my day but this was the biggest turtle ive ever seen in my life. so obvioulsy i didnt have a place to build a pool for this thing. so i called a rescue guy out of chicago and he came and got it. i was laughin cuz my buddy made it sound like it was a small painter or somethin. ive never seen one up close so that was cool
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