livebearer_breeder

i dont really know what your tqalking about, skimmer etc? and were would i get this stuff cuz i know animates dont have anything to do with marine fish

well i honestly dont have a clue, but ive always liked the idea of having a marine aquirium, maybe som1 else can give some specifics?

cuz the female layed eggs and the male fertilised them but i watchet the other fish in the tank eat them so ive moved them into there own tank for know until i get a good set up for them to breed in, i was just wondering will the babies be ugly if its two different colours?

it would be easier for us to give you a accurate answer if you gave us some stats on tanks etc

fish obviously dunno two foot, three foot whats the ideal size?

the two that i wont to breed are different colours will that work, a blakc one which is a male and a silver one which is a female?

the only way they would survive was if they were in a room that could maintain a certain amoutn of heat, which inturn keeps the water warmish, so there for they r not cold water guppies, because they will not live for very long below 12c

thats not what i intended this one for?

yup sounds like the problem described earlier

im looking at buying some malawi blue cichlids and wondering wat sort of set up i should have for them? also any tips on how to breed them would be cool? have resantly come across a rather large amount of money and have decided to go hard on the hobbie, instead of playing safe with livebearers:D, not to say there is anything wrong with livebearers cuz there still my favourite fish cheers Shae

how much does it generally cost to get a marine set up? and were would i buy all the gear?

did she look more bloated, or just fat?

THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A COLD WATER GUPPIE, THEY ARE ALL TROPICAL, YOU CAN NOT KEEP THEM IN COLD WATER! AT THE LEAST IT MUST BE LUKE WARM, SO THERE FOR IT IS NOT "COLD WATER"

how did this become a discussion on swordy's its spose yo be for "pictures"

make sure its air tight

how??

deffinatly coorydoras

not sure to be honest it mitght be the way they breed but they also seem to be more suseptable to sickness

why no gravel?

oh ok...well what do i no!

what should the breeding tank be set up wiht?

some ppl say to use a bamboo stick and remove it when they have breed on it?

uhh...um are they legal? ive never heard of them in new zealand?

because most of them a sterile

i have blood worms and tropical tucker and tubifix worms which i tend to use to condition my fish for breeding? is that any good what size tank?