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How To Breed Its Fish Guppies

Useful Tips for fishing enthusiasts guppies
My hobby is their fish guppies, so I will share tips and ways to tip the fish breed guppies, to want to start a new interest in martial fish guppies. Fish guppies are the easiest fish for breeding and can reproduce in a short time only. The most important thing here is to keep the pH of the water and be where the fish breed and how to feed the fish.

Water suitable for fish guppiesSome people think just the fish alone, the only water park in her will to live. Fish must have water, but water pH she was there. I always use anti chlorine according to a given measure. Fish can not live in chlorinated water or tap water.

If you want to use tap water, to keep down for 2 or 3 days, so that the chlorine is gone. Another way is dependent on rain water shall be well. For me, I did not measure pH with a pH measuring instrument, but adequate follow the syllabus of anti chlorine or use only rain water or filtered water.

How to breed guppies fry
To get the fish fry guppies, there must be male and female fish heheheh!. Place the fish is even a pond or aquarium, we make sure there is a place for privacy fish, like humans, fish do not even want privacy.

Decorate the pool or an aquarium with plants and ornamental stones or broken pottery vases, decorative wood into evil fish that can "honeymoon" there, and there is also a place of privacy fish.
 
Fish jugak female guppies need a hidden when it is about to give birth. Trees and a privacy had become a hideout juvenile guppies from adult fish. That if we did not isolate its new fish breed.

Is necessary to prevent separation of the fish eaten by adults.

Seen juvenile guppies
Want to know the way male and female guppies fish
Fish female guppies more distended belly and the male body is slim guppies or pointy.

Female guppies fish is not as pretty as the male guppies fish. Typically, fish are beautiful male guppies to attract females of other kinds of animals, we saw a rooster with a hen. Can a shadow, right?

Additional Tip: Fish guppies newly purchased at the store with the guppies fish in the drain side of the house is not the same. If you just bought at the store, we have to soak it in a plastic container of water the fish / 10-aquarium for 15 minutes so that the same water temperature. Fish can not easily surprised. Fish in the drains may have been tough and powerful body than fish kept in aquariums.

Tiger Hillstream Loach Sewellia Lineolata


The Tiger Hillstream Loach (Sewellia lineolata) is a curious tropical fish of extraordinary beauty. The unique physical features of the Tiger Hillstream Loach reflect life adapted to fast-flowing streams. The flattened body is a special adaptation that gives the Tiger Hillstream Loach an extremely hydrodynamic shape. This streamlined body shape helps the Tiger Hillstream Loach navigate (or stay put) in very strong currents with minimal effort.

Scientific Name: Sewellia lineolata
Common name: Gold Ring Butterfly Sucker, Reticulated Hillstream Loach, Tiger Hillstream Loach
Synonyms: Balitora lineolata, Sewellia lineolata
Distribution: Vietnam.

Sexual Dimorphism: Females plumper than males. Males have raised areas like small "fences" on first few rays of pectoral fins, and when viewed from above are noticeably "squarer" in the area of the front leading edge of the pectoral fins.

Maximum size: 2.5 inches

Similar to: Sewellia pterolineata

Tiger Hillstream Loach Care : Inhabit fast flowing streams over boulders. Aquarium must duplicate these conditions as fish have very high oxygen requirements. All need excellent water-flow and aeration, numerous rocky hiding places and smooth pebbles and boulders to graze over. Lighting should be bright to encourage algae growth in the aquarium. Plants are not necessary as the fish do not normally encounter them in the wild, but they will help with water-quality. Suitable plants for high-flow environments are Anubias and Microsoreum. These will grow on rock-work or driftwood.
Feeding : Note these algae eaters fish have smaller mouths than Gastromyzon species which should be a consideration with foodstuffs. Good quality flake, sinking pellets, algae wafers, thawed frozen Bloodworm, Mysis Shrimp, blanched Spinach, Kale, natural algae an advantage.

Water parameters: pH:6.5 - 7.5. Hardness: Medium

Temperature: 68ºF to 75ºF (20-23.8°C)
Breeding: In 2006 these fish were bred in aquaria for the first time although the full details of their courtship and breeding methods have yet to be witnessed.
 
It is critical to maintain high water quality and aeration plus strong water movement to ensure the health of the Tiger Hillstream Loach. The Tiger Hillstream Loach should not be housed in a tropical aquarium setup with water temperatures consistently above 75 degrees Fahrenheit. A recommended minimum tank of 30 gallons should be provided to house the Tiger Hillstream Loach.

Supplement the diet of the Tiger Hillstream Loach with foods that sink to the bottom of the aquarium such as a high-quality flake food, sinking carnivore pellets, sinking algae wafers, freeze-dried bloodworms, and tubifex worms.

Justifiably regarded by most Tiger Hillstream Loach enthusiasts as the most beautiful of all algae eaters species, Sewellia lineolata remains an ambition for many.

This species does not travel well and often shipments may perish in transit. The species very high oxygen requirements means that shippers are learning to pack less fish per bag. This raises the overall freight costs per fish and hence increases the price at the retail level.

If the hobbyist can afford to purchase these fish, they must protect their investment by providing the best quality environment possible. Given these conditions, fish that have survived import will usually settle down and acclimatize well to aquarium life. Also, unlike many other Sucker-bodied Tiger Hillstream Loaches, they seem far more at ease when searching for food on the loose surface of sand or fine gravel, and will flutter their fins, disturbing the surface grains.
 

Al Jaraf Fisheries Commences Ornamental Fish Breeding And Supply In UAE



Al Jaraf Fisheries L.L.C.; the country’s leading commercial seafood producer, commenced farming operations of ornamental fish. In addition to breeding and supply of different ornamental aquatic species, the company is offering customized tanks and aquariums for pet collectors as well as commercial establishments including hotels, restaurants and offices in the UAE.

Al Jaraf Fisheries is a part of Pal Group a leading business concern of Abu Dhabi. Prior to the introduction of its ornamental line, the company has been mainly involved in aquaculture and seafood trading since 2005. The company began the commercial production of shrimp within its lined pond facility in Barmid Island and finfish breeding in Al Ajban by 2006.

“The expansion comes in line with the growing demand for quality ornamental aquatic life and its less than adequate supply. We believe that with the help of its infrastructure, Al Jaraf has all elements to offer the best product and service to maximize on the segment’s lucrative potential,” said Dr. S.D. Gopakumar, Manager at Al Jaraf Fisheries.

The company aims towards becoming a leader in ornamental fish production by employing the finest technologies and its industry experience. And to further ensure a comprehensive experience for its customers, the division is designed to offer end-to-end support including consultation and maintenance.