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These fish also will go fine in a pond and will breed fast in a pond. Just put 10-20 of them in a pond and watch them breed.
Feeding White Cloud Minnows: Flake Food, Freeze Dried Food, Frozen Blood worms and Brine shrimp
Temperature: 64-78F
Scientific Name: Tanichthys albonubes
Size: 1.5 inches
Breeding White Cloud Minnows: Easily bred when put in groups and fed live or frozen foods like brine shrimp and bloodworm. Place a breeding mop or large amounts of java moss. The minnows will swim around and lay eggs all over in the moss or mop. The eggs hatch after about 50 hours and become free swimming within 2-3 days. The parents and other fish should be taken out after breeding. They usually don't eat the eggs but you don't want to take any chances.
Caring for the fry is easy just feed newly hatch brine shrimp.
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Hi there im new to all this, I have had two clouds in my tank for about three weeks now and I have noticed one has a rather larger stomach than the other. If she is pregnant have you any idea how long they are pregnant for. Thanks for reading kirsty :)
ReplyDeleteHi I'm going to breed minnows (not white cloud) do you know anything about them?
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