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![]() I have a reasonable survival rate by leaving the fry in the tank....at least to the level my bio-load can cope with and when I have tanks with fish liable to reproduce I add that into the equation....and enough to get satisfaction from the fact that my fish are happy enough to breed and the environment that I have created is good enough for the best to survive... If I wanted to seriously breed and sell on the fish then I would take additional measures...but I don't - those that survive and live are the fittest of the fry and the strongest of the stock....question is are you a pet keeper or a serious breeder of fish??? And it has to be said that these surviving fry build up the stock of my tanks....fit, healthy and used to the environmental conditions - sadly their parents do not always conform to these criteria...but that is another story.... Gill |
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