What kind(s) do you intend to breed? I've done dwarfs, Giants, Blues, Golds, Opalines, Moonlights, Pearls, Honeys and most of the paradise fishes. Maybe I can help
It helps when you are breeding fish for a store. As you may know, all the fish for sale in my Mentor's pet store were bred in the back of the store or in our houses. That makes for quite a long list of fish. What other kid has 20+ tanks of fish in their small bedroom? I actually slept underneath a rack of tanks.
Yes,actually. I never really got into African Cichlids much besides Kribs and Brichardis. Mbunas and other Tang. cichlids were not being done when I was being taught and then were being done by my buddy while I was amassing large volumes of Angels in the 1980s. But pretty much most fish available before 1975, I've bred.
I'm loving the chance to breed killis at the moment so much colour and character.
Woah this is all too much to handle I would love to be able to do this for a living.
Not wanting to hijack this Gourami thread but just keep in mind, many Killies are annuals so you only get 1 to 2 years out of them. Do your research before diving in.
Now, back to the Dwarf Gourami
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3 babies means you have a fertile pair which is a good thing to know. More than likely, the food you fed was not small enough for the fry and so only the largest ones or the "hardier" ones were the 3 that survived. They also may have just been eating their dead siblings so let's go over your feeding regimen once the fry became free swimming.
