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BnB -I just followed TM's advice on feeding once a day - I think overfeeding could be a reason how I lost a few. They love Micros and are getting used to decap at the moment :D

I hatched them myself due to their parents who keep eating the eggs, since they lay on terracotta pots I just take the pot out and put an airstone under so the air bubbles circulate the current around the eggs - seemed to work well, but one problem being the air bubbles being too strong to allow wrigglers from attaching to the pot :roll: and all the wrigglers end up on the tank bottom.

I am however after more Blue Rams from another line, got a spare male in my community tank to pair up. To keep them as unrelated as I can, think they die easier due to being inbred?

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BnB -I just followed TM's advice on feeding once a day - I think overfeeding could be a reason how I lost a few. They love Micros and are getting used to decap at the moment :D

I hatched them myself due to their parents who keep eating the eggs, since they lay on terracotta pots I just take the pot out and put an airstone under so the air bubbles circulate the current around the eggs - seemed to work well, but one problem being the air bubbles being too strong to allow wrigglers from attaching to the pot :roll: and all the wrigglers end up on the tank bottom.

I am however after more Blue Rams from another line, got a spare male in my community tank to pair up. To keep them as unrelated as I can, think they die easier due to being inbred?

Next time just turn the air down, i only have a few bubbles coming up off the stone. Once they get a bit bigger i increase the feeding, just think about how big there stomachs are at that age. My aim in the early stages are to just give them enough food to keep them alive.

Where did the rams come from originally? I would be suprised if they are inbred at this stage.

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