My fry are about 9 days old and i have only been feeding them rotifers. y rotifers are not multiplying fast enough and it seems like the number of rotifers i have are depleting but my clowns won’t eat the brine, what other alternatives do i have? or am i just spoiling them with just rotifers?
To Whom It May Concern — Our clownfish laid eggs about five days ago and, following your very helpful guide, I am trying to make sure they stay alive when they hatch. My only question right now is how often do I change the hatch tank water once the fish are born? Thank you very much for your advice.
I would say to do a 10%-15% water change each week if possible. The newborn clownfish are very sensitve changes in salinity, temperature, and pH so be careful that the new water is similar to the tank water. Good luck to you. Keep us posted on how things go in the forums http://www.breedclownfish.com/forum
My fry are about 9 days old and i have only been feeding them rotifers. y rotifers are not multiplying fast enough and it seems like the number of rotifers i have are depleting but my clowns won’t eat the brine, what other alternatives do i have? or am i just spoiling them with just rotifers?
I have just launched the breeding clownfish forum, it can be found at http://www.breedclownfish.com/forum/
Ask any questions you have in the forum.
To Whom It May Concern — Our clownfish laid eggs about five days ago and, following your very helpful guide, I am trying to make sure they stay alive when they hatch. My only question right now is how often do I change the hatch tank water once the fish are born? Thank you very much for your advice.
David
I would say to do a 10%-15% water change each week if possible. The newborn clownfish are very sensitve changes in salinity, temperature, and pH so be careful that the new water is similar to the tank water. Good luck to you. Keep us posted on how things go in the forums http://www.breedclownfish.com/forum