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Thread: Krib fry care?

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    Default Krib fry care?

    So my krib fry are 2 days way from being 2 weeks old since I first found them swimming around.
    I noticed in last last few days the female has been getting big and colourful again.
    So should I take the fry away soon?
    There are about 30 of them, and I think the only place I can up them for now is in my 10 gal RCS tank.

    Anyone have experience in talking the fry away? and putting them into a new tank?

    Let me know! thanks!
    90 gal planted community tank
    6 Matae Corys, 7 Rabauti Corys, 6 Skunk Corys, 3 Pepper Corys, Veiltail Angel, 4 Otos, Sailfin Pleco, 1 Neon, 7 Serpae Tetras

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    You can just siphon them out using a tube or use a fine net. But with a net, once they get alerted they tend to hide. So you will have to catch them in batches.

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    The one pair of kribs that are the oldest (wc male/tr female) they just keep adding to the population in their tank, with them I wait until the fry are easy to scoop out with a net. This time they had a couple groups of fry growing out in different sizes, got a bunch moved but the time has come to take all the decor out and see exactly how many are really in that tank.

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