WE ARE REMODELING
Our website lacked a webmaster and was lost during the disarray of COVID. We are rebuilding it. The forum bulletin board is ready to go with an updated version that will now also work on phones! Soon, we will proceed to install the other pages and features, with plans to modernize the site. Welcome back!
NOTE: We had to restore data from a very old 6/20/2017 backup version of our database. So if you opened your account after that date, it will be missing and you will need to create a new account.
The NWAAS April 8th program is "The Aquarium in Your Backyard (Native Fishes)," by Kevin Mouser. Come learn which natives fishes and critters are good candidates for your home aquarium. Find more information HERE.
Our website lacked a webmaster and was lost during the disarray of COVID. We are rebuilding it. The forum bulletin board is ready to go with an updated version that will now also work on phones! Soon, we will proceed to install the other pages and features, with plans to modernize the site. Welcome back!
NOTE: We had to restore data from a very old 6/20/2017 backup version of our database. So if you opened your account after that date, it will be missing and you will need to create a new account.
The NWAAS April 8th program is "The Aquarium in Your Backyard (Native Fishes)," by Kevin Mouser. Come learn which natives fishes and critters are good candidates for your home aquarium. Find more information HERE.
Celestial Danios/Rasbora (?)
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dennysfishroom
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Celestial Danios/Rasbora (?)
I had gotten 6 Celestial Danios/Rasbora from Corey several months ago. I put them in a container with a light on it, and pretty much forgot about them other than feeding. About 10 days or 2 weeks ago I decided I should probably try to spawn them if I was going to. Unfortunately the container looked like thick pea soup. I blindly tried to net them into the spawning tank, but could only find 3 of them. I left them in the breeding tank for over 10 days without seeing any fry, so I removed the parents and again sort of forgot about the breeding container. I was down the basement feeding one of my other tanks today when I noticed movement in the breeding tank. It looks like I've got several fry, so I've been feeding them microworms. I'll be holding my breath until they are big enough to see for sure what they are. Denny
If it was easy, anyone could do it!
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cbaranyk
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