SickLid
05-15-2002, 02:17 PM
Okay, my aquarium finally finished cycling so I did a water change.
I read somewhere that if you have zebra danios, when you do a water change you can save the water and 48 hours later if any eggs are present- you will have fry.
Well, it has been two days later, I have one living thing in my bucket. I took a picture of it, here it is:
<img src="http://members.cox.net/che4hire/Fry.jpg" alt="" />
I don't think it is a mosquito larvae because there aren't any mosquitos around where I live, and the bucket has been inside since I filled it. It responds to my finger and the flashlight, meaning it swims away from both. It "swims" like a fish.
It is about 3/16 of an inch long and thin as coarse hair.
Is it a zebra danio fry or something else?
If it is a zebra danio fry, what should I do? It won't be able to net it cause it is too small. I thought about using an eye dropper, but it swims pretty fast. Any suggestions?
Once, I catch it- then how should I take care of it? If I add it back to the tank- it will be fish food.
Thanks,
M
I read somewhere that if you have zebra danios, when you do a water change you can save the water and 48 hours later if any eggs are present- you will have fry.
Well, it has been two days later, I have one living thing in my bucket. I took a picture of it, here it is:
<img src="http://members.cox.net/che4hire/Fry.jpg" alt="" />
I don't think it is a mosquito larvae because there aren't any mosquitos around where I live, and the bucket has been inside since I filled it. It responds to my finger and the flashlight, meaning it swims away from both. It "swims" like a fish.
It is about 3/16 of an inch long and thin as coarse hair.
Is it a zebra danio fry or something else?
If it is a zebra danio fry, what should I do? It won't be able to net it cause it is too small. I thought about using an eye dropper, but it swims pretty fast. Any suggestions?
Once, I catch it- then how should I take care of it? If I add it back to the tank- it will be fish food.
Thanks,
M