Malta Aquarist Society

I would remove all the other fish, so that the BN fry will have a better chance to survive.

I'm not sure, but if the parents are "normal" coloured, but had an "albino" strain before (their parents), then I think that there's a small percentage of chance that the fry might be albino.

 Yes Seracin and that is why I only have about 10 fry. The ramirezi has since killed his mate and is now housed in another aquarium. Therefore now the BN is housed only with a couple of L catfish. The aquarium was also infested with snails which now I managed to reduced drastically. At the moment there is no sign of  spawning again although I do not know their cycle and how fast do they spawn again. As regards albinism, I am not certain about this but there seems to be lighter fry then the others. Well time will tell.

martin 

 This is one of the bristle nose fry of some 2 weeks old. Photo by Bertrand...... that is why it is not so clear !!!!!! lol lol

martin

Hija helu!! Ask me once more for a photo setion of your fish ta!!

 You are the best photographer in the world !!!!! happy hekk ???? lo llool.. Thanks habib.

martin