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its_kay_10

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Is this a female danio? If so is she ready to lay eggs?

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Same fish different picture.

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Looks like eggs or she's bloated. How often do you feed?

We just got them yesterday. We've been feeding twice a day. Will we have babies? We have 5 of them.

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We just got them yesterday. We've been feeding twice a day. Will we have babies? We have 5 of them.

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It does look like a female, but unless you specifically setup to breed egg scattering fish like danios it is highly unlikely that you'll see any fry. Especially in an open setup.

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It does look like a female, but unless you specifically setup to breed egg scattering fish like danios it is highly unlikely that you'll see any fry. Especially in an open setup.

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I think she released the eggs last night. she doesn't look as round and they were down at the bottom of the tank this morning.

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I think she released the eggs last night. she doesn't look as round and they were down at the bottom of the tank this morning.

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If they don't get eaten right away they should "glow" like the adults as the embryo develops, if they were fertilized.

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If they don't get eaten right away they should "glow" like the adults as the embryo develops, if they were fertilized.

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Good to know, I'll keep an eye out. Thanks.

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