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They are cracking parents to be fair they take it in turns to care for the spawning fry

She has probably been attacked due to dominance leaving the lights dimmed and feed some live bate that might pick her up, fish can get very hyper when moved in to a new tank however they can also be very quiet, I have an alge eater like that and stays in the same place for days, but I noticed it...

Thank you I thought it was that, should I remove the baby fry or leave them until there at least 3bweeks

That's what I thought these have layed eggs so must be a dwarf cause all other chilchild are mouth bearing parents

If you buy moss balls and tie them to some rocks over time it will start to grow on the rocks and it looks amazing

If you buy moss balls and attach them to rocks over time the moss will grow on the rocks

Looking good buddy

I use fertiliser and my tank is heaving with life from plants and fish just stick to what the bottle tells you and maybe put less in than they say but it should be ok, they wouldn't sell it for your tank otherwise, just be careful, it's not hard to harm a fish

I'd use the small tank for baby fry guppies are really good at breading aleast once a month, I'd get a 30-50 gallon tank as a starter and transfer baby fry to the small one, I started out breeding guppies it got out of hand but my Oscar's enjoyed the live bait, great advice guys, have you seen...

Can anyone tell me what this fish is I have a breeding pair and they have laid eggs they seem to be caring for the eggs, shall i leave them to hatch with there parents or should i move them to a breeders tank 10 gallon or something