Easy fish to breed? Harlequin Rasboras breeding guide for beginners!

How to breed aquarium fish? You want to make a next step after livebearers like guppies and endlers? How about breeding Harlequin Rasboras or egg scattering fish? In this video I will show you how I was able to breed Harlequin Rasboras in just few hours!
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- Harlequin Rasboras (Trigonostigma heteromorpha)
Plants:
- Vallisneria Spiralis 'Tiger'
- Sagittaria subulata
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[@AquascapingCube]

You want to make a next step after livebearers like guppies and endlers? In this video I will show you how I was able to breed Harlequin Rasboras in just few hours!

[@lukaszef6089]

Excellent footage of breeding behaviour! Thanks!

[@AquascapingCube]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@droobs]

Awesome video. thanks for good quality and no nonsense talk.

[@AquascapingCube]

Thank you! I appreciate that!

[@user-vf9iu6ku9x]

Really interesting, thank you.

[@AquascapingCube]

I’m glad you liked it!

[@Mimijona]

had no idea these rasboras were so fun

[@AquascapingCube]

They really are :) Crazy little things.

[@ALLINGREENBERG]

Thanks for sharing. Very well done!

[@AquascapingCube]

Thanks for watching! I'm glad you liked it!

[@oS3R0o777]

Great job on this video, I plan on using this method in the future!! 😎👍

[@AquascapingCube]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@LushSaltyAquariums]

hello from my fish room channel in Chicago! I very much appreciated this video. Concise, clear and so easy to follow. Kudos, AC!

[@AquascapingCube]

Awesome, thank you!

[@Scaperoot79]

This is a great video on Harlequin breeding! I have a group of 9 in a 20 long, but they share it with a female Betta and various Corys, Otos, and snails. I wonder if the Betta has eaten the eggs. It's been 3 months and I haven't seen any Fry. Congratulations on your fish babies!

[@AquascapingCube]

Thank you! Yes, in community tank it's difficult for fry to survive. Corys could definitely eat the eggs and betta eventual fry that managed to survive.

[@TheBeny2000]

Awesome 😮

[@AquascapingCube]

Thanks :)

[@directconnectdc8917]

try adolfoi corys next time please

[@aravisish]

Great content, thank you!

[@AquascapingCube]

I’m glad you liked it :)

[@RudyDwiHandoko]

Great video❤

[@AquascapingCube]

Thank you!!

[@alam0999]

Thank you..

[@AquascapingCube]

You're welcome!

[@PetsInLondon]

I just bought a 7 cm bronze cory today for extremely cheap im going to try breed it with my old adult corydoras i bought adult brine shrimp,hopefully that will fill the females with eggs 🤞😊

[@AquascapingCube]

Great! Good luck!

[@danielclark8094]

Would love to see you breed Discus

[@AquascapingCube]

It might be a problem for me, because I don't have enough space. But I'm trying to explain to my wife that we DO NEED additional tanks in the house :P

[@C-tip]

👍🏻

[@AquascapingCube]

Thanks!

[@asier2001]

Interesting behaviour... I started with 15 cherry barbs five years ago, and once the tank was mature and full of plants, they started breeding like crazy with no need of a breeding tank. Now the first generation is almost died, but there're more or less sixty of them... Harlequin rasboras could be a good partner for them. Regards

[@Pattetendue]

Je possède 30 rasboras arlequins et 15 barbus et tout se passent bien !

[@AquascapingCube]

Cool! Yes, full of plants - this is the key! As long as there are places to hide - there will always be few that survive. And it needs to work because this is basically what happens in nature :)

[@JasperVanMarcke]

I’d really be interested in breeding ember tetra’s, maybe it’s something you wanna try ?

[@AquascapingCube]

Yes, definitely! I already have them in one of my tanks :D

[@Akwarystyka_Laika]

You can make the same think with espei ?

[@AquascapingCube]

Yes, but Espei seem to be a bit more difficult. They need to be conditioned with live foods etc. So triggering them to breed might be more challenging.

[@Mimijona]

pearl guramis would be cool to see bred

[@AquascapingCube]

This is actually good idea. I just need a bigger tank for them... hmmm adding them on the list ;)

[@PetsInLondon]

what a coincidence i bought some gold gouramis today aswell,sadly they are both males and are constantly fighting,i seperated them so i hope i can exchange them at the store again for a female.

[@ikanpari24]

which food would you feed them in the early stages?

[@AquascapingCube]

I start with Infusoria protogen, but in general very established tank is "feeding" them itself. I push with it until I can introduce Baby Brine Shrimp. If I have any problems I help them with Powdered Egg Yolk.

[@darlenestanks9742]

How about Ember Tetras?

[@AquascapingCube]

Yes! On the top of my list :) I have a tank already in planning just for them :)

[@bolulembut1132]

i have 4 hengeli rasbora this fish is really rare to buy here , is it possible to breed hengeli with this method?

[@AquascapingCube]

Yes, it should work. But I think that this type is a bit more difficult. They don't breed without acidic water and proper conditioning.

[@bolulembut1132]

@@AquascapingCube is it possible to create acidic water with just catappa leaves and RO water?

[@jimmyhfishes]

I never knew....😂

[@AquascapingCube]

:D

[@0cameleon]

Can you please share the water conditions? pH, kH, gH? Temperature?

[@AquascapingCube]

My water is really not that special. Temp: 24C, pH: 7.0, kH: 7, gH: 10

[@0cameleon]

@@AquascapingCube thanks, I have tries to breed them many times in RO water, and 28C temp but I havent manage to succesfully breed them... :/ I dont know the reason

[@AquascapingCube]

@@0cameleon If you can - try to separate single female for 2-3 days and feed her lots of food. And then introduce 2 males, late in the evening. See what happens next morning ;)

[@0cameleon]

@@AquascapingCube yes, i did that female was separeted for couple of weeks... i have just put them together...i hope i will see eggs tomorror

[@AquascapingCube]

@@0cameleon OK, good luck!

[@TP-pi2ge]

That's not an easy fish to breed at all.