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i guess what i'm going to ask will apply to almost all thumbnails not just r.lamasi. my experience so far have been tinctorius and auratus and i'm thinking about a pair of r. lamasi.
if i got a pair to successfully breed i realize the eggs would be laid just about anywhere. my question is: if layed on the glass on the tank what is the correct way to get them off the glass without flipping the whole mass, and into a petri dish for rearing outside the tank? i know a straight edge razor would probably work but what about danger of flipping the eggs?any techniques?
also, any advise to film cannisters as laying sites throughout the tank orientation, etc. any ideas appreciated.
i've also read on some care sheets that algae as a food form for tadpoles isn't recommended just fish flakes, tadpole bites. right now i use sera micron, flake food, tadpole bites, and 50/50 spirulina and chlorella. all used on different days. do you guys also recommend staying away from the algae based types of powder food. thanks in advance for any help.
if i got a pair to successfully breed i realize the eggs would be laid just about anywhere. my question is: if layed on the glass on the tank what is the correct way to get them off the glass without flipping the whole mass, and into a petri dish for rearing outside the tank? i know a straight edge razor would probably work but what about danger of flipping the eggs?any techniques?
also, any advise to film cannisters as laying sites throughout the tank orientation, etc. any ideas appreciated.
i've also read on some care sheets that algae as a food form for tadpoles isn't recommended just fish flakes, tadpole bites. right now i use sera micron, flake food, tadpole bites, and 50/50 spirulina and chlorella. all used on different days. do you guys also recommend staying away from the algae based types of powder food. thanks in advance for any help.