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Babies from Tom's Mbuna Aquarium
Tom's large Socolofi female has been brooding a big mouthful of babies for three weeks. Tom netted her, and put her in clean plastic bucket with about 6" of water from the same aquarium. After she calmed, Tom very gently removed the babies, and put her back in the aquarium. The picture at the top shows all 31-babies. She did not spawn with a Socolofi male, because there was no Socolofi male in the aquarium. Socolofi is very closely related to the species Greshakei, and there were two dominant male Greshakei in the aquarium at the time she spawned. Notice that there is one orange colored baby. Tom and Nevin encourage you to call during the show and talk about these baby fish.
Links to Fish in the News from Robert in New Jersey.
Hi Tom and Nevin, Last week I sent that link to the fish acclamation story so that you would talk about the right way to do it so all the newbie’s would not be drawn in to the wrong information. I sent an email as the show was going on to let you know that but it was delivery delayed so I don’t know if you ever received it. Here are this week’s fish in the news. There are some great stories this week! Your friend, Robert In NJ.
First this week is a video of some of my discus spawning in my 150 g tank I have actually have two pairs that spawned the same day and I will post that video for next week I have to edit it down I will also be posting some pictures as well.
FIRST PHOTOS: Weird Fish With Transparent Head (if it was not on national geographic I would have thought this a hoax). http://news.nationalgeographic.com/ ... picture/
Thanks also to Jay R. and to Brian P. for sending us emails with links to this very interesting and strange story.
Special thanks, as usual, to Jourdan in Connecticut for emailing us these links.
Callers during this Show
Kyle in
New
Brunswick,
Canada,
calls and
says he has
an Angelfish
that has a
swollen
abdomen and
is not
eating. He
wonders what
to do. Tom
says that
one of his
Angelfish
has the same
symptoms.
Then Tom and
Nevin talk
about the
use of Fish
Zole, which
contains
metronidazole.
They also
mentioned
thiamphenicol,
and furanase.
Click
here for
more about
metronidazole. Click
here for
more about
thiamphenicol.
Furanase is
also called
nifurpirinol.
Jay in
Evansville,
Indiana, calls and
talks about
his
electrical
service being
off for 4½ days
during the
recent huge ice
storm. He
bought a
gasoline
powered
5500-watt generator
to supply
electricity
to his home
and his fish
room,
and almost
all of his
fish
survived.
The Bailey Brothers
encourage YOU to call Pet Fish Talk
during the show and talk about your pet fish.
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