MereB
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They are hatching! 4 days earlier than I expected but you get that I suppose. Naturally they HAD to pick the first run of REALLY how weather we've had in a few weeks to make their debut. The mercury has hit 36 (26th) 38 Yesterday and 40 today. Tomorrow isn't looking much cooler either. Oh and that's CELSIUS!
BBS is brewing and should be ready for tomorrow morning right on the 24 hour mark.
So far I have about 8 babies out and having separated the eggs from the excess greenarie I have 162 eggs and babies in total
The twins have hatched but I think it was a little early for one of them. It's not as well developed as it's twin and it's tail is curled so not sure how long it will last
But we will see how it goes
OK a few pics. there are going to be some real STUNNERS in this batch
1. Twin one, the one that's not looking so good but still alive and swimming
2. Twin 2. Much more developed also alive.
So far the twins look very similar. Same color with same tiny dark dots all over them. Not unlike their big brother Fish at that age really.
3. One of the others that was close to the edge.
4. Trying to get a shot of one of the pretty ones that didn't want to co-operate
5 & 6. This one will be a real beauty when it's all grown up I suspect.
7. The setup. The babies will drop down through the slits in the blue divider as the hatch making it easier to see who has hatched and to remove the empty egg sacks.
There are HEAPS more to come. Lots of different colors. Some look white with black marks, there are some very gold ones and quite a few wilds. The run the full gamete of shades from white to very dark. Plenty of Albino and non so looking forward to seeing what we get.
Is it possible to get a melanoid from a golden albino/wild cross? Both have the shiny gene.
OK will post some pics of fat orange bellies as soon as the BBS is ready and they start eating.
BBS is brewing and should be ready for tomorrow morning right on the 24 hour mark.
So far I have about 8 babies out and having separated the eggs from the excess greenarie I have 162 eggs and babies in total
The twins have hatched but I think it was a little early for one of them. It's not as well developed as it's twin and it's tail is curled so not sure how long it will last
OK a few pics. there are going to be some real STUNNERS in this batch
1. Twin one, the one that's not looking so good but still alive and swimming
2. Twin 2. Much more developed also alive.
So far the twins look very similar. Same color with same tiny dark dots all over them. Not unlike their big brother Fish at that age really.
3. One of the others that was close to the edge.
4. Trying to get a shot of one of the pretty ones that didn't want to co-operate
5 & 6. This one will be a real beauty when it's all grown up I suspect.
7. The setup. The babies will drop down through the slits in the blue divider as the hatch making it easier to see who has hatched and to remove the empty egg sacks.
There are HEAPS more to come. Lots of different colors. Some look white with black marks, there are some very gold ones and quite a few wilds. The run the full gamete of shades from white to very dark. Plenty of Albino and non so looking forward to seeing what we get.
Is it possible to get a melanoid from a golden albino/wild cross? Both have the shiny gene.
OK will post some pics of fat orange bellies as soon as the BBS is ready and they start eating.
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