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Old 02-04-2012, 10:55 PM   #1
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breeding setup

Hey everyone post your pics of your set ups. This is to help me and other people start breeding. (Can be any fish setup)

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Old 02-05-2012, 02:48 PM   #2
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I'm interested as well
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Old 02-05-2012, 03:01 PM   #3
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I don't really have a dedicated breeding setup, per se. Once I move and have to consolidate all of my tanks down into just a few, I'll have it a little more organized, but for now I just move things around as needed. For example, with some of my guppy fry, instead of isolating them to their own tank, I just let the mother give birth in an already running shrimp tank, and i'll leave the fry in there for a month or so before moving them somewhere else. The most important thing to have when breeding is several tanks.
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Post breeding set up pics any at all
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Old 02-06-2012, 02:26 PM   #5
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This is what it looked like when I first set it up, I moved a lot of the tanks around though after I got some old displays so now everything except for the 40 gallon breeder racks are consolidated to the walls.

This is the rack in the back up close, it holds 6 40 breeder tanks, albeit tightly, I cracked one when moving them.

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very nice i only have: 6-10g(one broke but i will fix it later) a 24g a 38g and im going to make a 180g deep freeze that no longer works into a indoor pond

what do you breed?
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Old 02-06-2012, 05:06 PM   #7
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I've been downsizing everything to the point to where I only have my EBJD/JD pair breeding, a few angelfish, some red cherry shrimp and a few different guppy strains.
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Oh that stinks I'm upsizing kinda I saw a guy was throwing away some 10gal so I grabbed them

So what do you think of my idea for turning a deep freeze into a big fish tank/pond
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Old 02-06-2012, 05:55 PM   #10
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If it holds water, why not. It wouldn't be much to look at if you kept it above ground, since you can't see into the sides, but burying it or building a deck around it and putting it outside would be kinda cool.
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Breeding fish...

I started breeding fish back in the 1960s and still breed some varieties today. I have a wealth of knowledge (I was trained by a certifed Ichthyologist) that I would like to pass along to the next generation of tropical fish hobbyists. If anyone is looking for a mentor, please send me a private message including what you would like to breed, what equipment you have and how much time you can didicate to your breeding program.
Some of the fish I have bred:
Cichlids (multiple varieties)
Goldfish
Guppies
Mollys
Platys
Swordtails
Angelfish
Discus
Gouramis
Bettas
Barbs
Tetras
Danios
Killiefish
to name a few

If you want to be a serious breeder, pm me
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