Everyone said that these guys are super sensitive to things like ammonia... I had the level at 0.05 ppm for 2 days (unintentionally) and they were still fine... Otherwise, I seem to be quite lucky, as this is my first time breeding them.
Wow, I didn't know that! Interesting.YOU'RE BREAKING THE LAW. Lol jk jk. Just don't sell them just a heads up. Who knows what corporate pigs are watching. Apparently the GM company that makes these fish say the genome of their fish is their intellectual property so no breeding/resale is allowed. Although I doubt the consequences will be as bad if you stole music and they found out...
Looks great! What did you use to breed glolights? (IE tank conditions)
Thats pretty cool. I LOVE baby fish.1. Tank size: 2.5 gallons (It was the only one I had left...)
2. Temperature: 78F
3. pH: 6.8, GH: ?
4. Conditioning: Tons of freeze dried brine shrimp, freeze dried bloodworms (they dont seem to enjoy the frozen foods, might be too big)
5. Fishes activity prior to spawning: Chasing behavior, female actually hiding
6. Selection of spawning site (if any): Not really, just a marble tank with a ghetto rigged sponge filter.
7. Anything you might have done to induce the spawn: Sudden introduction to clean water? (I hear the rains of the monsoon in their native lands induce spawning)
I mean, the conditions for spawning are so loose that they spawn in my main tank all the time after a good conditioning. As a matter of fact, they just spawned last night!
Throw away the pH down. That pH was perfectly fine. The pH down as with all pH buffers is garbage.