Once my Betta fry hatch I am going to let them eat their yolk for the first 3 days. Then supply them with a hard boiled egg yolk mixed and stirred with water for one week. Then I’m going to feed them baby brine shrimp for 5 weeks.
How many batches of betta fry will this last me..?
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What would you recomend for conditioning a breeding pair and what would be the easiest form of feeding for fry. What about Hakari First Bites, is this fry food any good for newborn fry? I’ve also heard of egg yolk and brine shrimp ( but hatching brine shrimp sounds complicated and messy.)
i want something that wont be too expensive and wont take up too mucch room or is too fragile because I share a home with very courious kids and cat. Thanks for any advise.
PS I’m currently feeding my male and female freeze-dried blood worms and they love them.
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My guppy fry are in my 4 gallon breeder tank. i have been feeding them finely crushed flakes but i want to know how to give them egg yolk i dont get that. By egg yolk does that mean you boil and egg and open the egg to the core and take out that boiled egg yolk and drop it in the tank? or is it something else? They dont sell brine shrimp eggs at my local petsmart i dont know what else to give them besides the crushed flakes help?