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'Babies' Spring has sprung!

Francesca

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Yes first day of spring.. I awoke this morning to find 'Coco', my black wild, was going with the flow. Found about 150 eggs in the tank.. 'El Berto' the male looked content!

I have only had them since the weekend; and only just got the water quality right.....!

Little buggers.... :eek: Messy isnt it?
 
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Francesca said:
Yes first day of spring.. I awoke this morning to find 'Coco', my black wild, was going with the flow. Found about 150 eggs in the tank.. 'El Berto' the male looked content!

I have only had them since the weekend; and only just got the water quality right.....!

Little buggers.... :eek: Messy isnt it?
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Unfortunately, as this was my first experience with rearing baby axies, I dedided to take 15-20 and concentrate on them. Well sadly they didn't make it... :(

I now have a new load that have hatched and am keeping them all, so far so good! They are thriving, in their own tank. Fingers Crossed... :happy:
 
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