We caught a pregnet seahouse and about a week later he gave berth to about 300 seahouse babies. We are a group in my school.
We have new hatched Artemia (Brine Shrimp) that we feed them, but I’m afarid they will die due to it has happened before.
Is there anything I can do extra to keep them alive?
I had about 18 baby mollys in a 2.5 gallon tank but they were dieing one by one in it. So i moved them into the 30 gallon tank with the bigger fish (i used a tank divider so they have about one fifth of the tank. There side includes the heater and a small artificial plant. I notice a baby molly with get slow and stick toward the bottom of the tank but swim up during feeding.I feed them live baby brine shrimp,crushed flakes, regular freeze dried brine shrimp, and i used to feed them first bites. I have had them for about 6 months and they are about half a inch, I just added 2 pregnet mollies to there side of the tank and a baby molly who grew up with them most of there lives (i could only find one baby guppy when i got home). I have it filtered, airstone,heated, and the nitate cycle is fine. I had the water tested with Ph nitrate ext. This is when all y angel fish died and it turned out to be a Ph problem but i fixed it. I also notice some baby mollys eyes look cloudy and swollen.Thanks
They are in a 30 gallon tank with a divider and it is heated, filtered and has a pump. I also balanced out the Ph level that killed my angel fish. I treated the babies for ick about a day after they got into the tank because they had the disease. I also used water condition for cloarine and just changed the filter.
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I have had my pregnet molly for a couple months. Its looked pregnet for about two months. I have it in a floating breeding tank. I read you could make the molly give birth by doing certain things like feeding it brine shrimp. Is this true? If so what else could I do?