[csnake]

So I decided it was time to go at a bunch of my females last night! All but one chailosi (which I left alone at only 12 days) have been holding for 17-23 days. I stripped 1 demasoni, 2 yellow labs, 1 ps. chailosi, 1 albino socolofi, and my albino OB red zebra! So here's the tally:

16 demasoni
38 labs (16 & 22)
19 chailosi
14 socolofi
17 albino OB red zebra

Moms are all in the hospital and recovering well!

Add in the 3 week old 27 Met. Msobo and 26 Polit, and well... :dancing: Store credit, here I come! (seems I'll be needing a few more tanks!)

 

[eeztropheus]

Sweet! :thumb:

 

[GTZ]

So I decided it was time to go at a bunch of my females last night!

lol, sorry, I couldn't help it, it was probably the thread title that set me off...
Congrats on all the fry! =D>

 

[bmweiler09]

So I decided it was time to go at a bunch of my females last night!

lol, sorry, I couldn't help it, it was probably the thread title that set me off...
Congrats on all the fry! =D>

haha got me to click on it!

 

[Liquid_Pyro]

Wow Busy night, I have 3 yellow labs and a lethrinops holding right now, so in roughly 18 more days I will have an exciting night like yourself

 

[the blur]

Do they survive if you don't strip them ? I see fry every so often and the females look ragged. But I have so many rocks, it's hard to catch the females.

 

[DJRansome]

The babies survive if you let the mom's spit naturally, but not if you leave them in the adult tank. The adults eat the babies instantly.