Aquaculture Joculator angelfish breeding and rearing? (1 Viewer)

[jlanger]

Chad, you're going to have to expedite this if you're going to have any available for a raffle for Jonty's meeting. :greenguy:

Seriously, keep up the great work!

 

[Chad Vossen]

 

[deneed4spd]

So is that two left?

 

[Chad Vossen]

3 left total. 1 that is much larger than the other two.

 

[capman]

I love the fact that these are silver. Makes total sense (like the silver and transparent bodies of the young yellow tangs), but it had not occurred to me that they would be.

 

[Chad Vossen]

 

[Chad Vossen]

Angels are getting there. This larger one could start settlement fairly soon even. Fingers crossed!

 

[LowersMyBP]

Congrats. Good luck.

I googled for it, gave up. I am not good at reefer research. What would you use as the definition of 'settlement'.

 

[BlacknBlue2]

This is incredible. I think we should get these photo's and put them on a screen at the expo for everyone to see. I also think we should add a plug for the go fund me site to help with the research.

 

[Walter84]

This is incredible. I think we should get these photo's and put them on a screen at the expo for everyone to see. I also think we should add a plug for the go fund me site to help with the research.

I think that would be great to do also.

 

[Chad Vossen]

Double post. Please delete

 

[Chad Vossen]

Congrats. Good luck.

I googled for it, gave up. I am not good at reefer research. What would you use as the definition of 'settlement'.

This photo by Karen Brittan shows it the best. Settlement is the stage when a larvae becomes a juvenile. This change can be marked by coloration or behavior changes.

 

[David Grigor]

So still 100% copepod feeding or getting large enough to switch to something else ? If so, what ?

 

[marty9876]

Congrats. Good luck.

I googled for it, gave up. I am not good at reefer research. What would you use as the definition of 'settlement'.

After she gets the check for half.

 

[BEAV9900]

This photo by Karen Brittan shows it the best. Settlement is the stage when a larvae becomes a juvenile. This change can be marked by coloration or behavior changes.

how many days apart are these two?

 

[Chad Vossen]

Same age I think. One is just a few days further developed than the other. Still feeding 100% copepods. Even after settlement, may take a few days to get them onto frozen.

 

[jlanger]

Starting to see some yellow and dark coloration!!! :greenguy:

 

[deneed4spd]

I wonder if the fish ever gets used to your big hands and camera. Lots of pic of this little bugger.

 

[Chad Vossen]

 

[Travis Dragan]

Look at those fatties