Dwarf Rasbora Breeding Guide | Keeping & Sexing Three Spotted Rasbora | Serendib Aquatics

[@Planet361Stories]

This is a huge escalation. Great content brother. Very important and rare facts

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Much appreciated

[@madusank2424]

very informative video 💐💐 bro💐💐thanks you bro💐

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Thank you brother.

[@darianni16]

Hello, what kind of fish is yellow swimming in the video ?

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That zebra danio male one bro.

[@chacha8585]

can chili and harlequin rasboras cross breed want to keep them together without the crossbreeding problem

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Dont worry. They will not interbreed.

[@chacha8585]

@@SerendibAquatics TY tried looking it up for past 5 day's and all I could find was cross breeding is a no no or look what cross breeding names of two rasbora's gave me

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@@chacha8585 chili and harliqn rasbora breeding behaviours are totaly different. Thus no worries keep them together.

[@anushkaranasinghe1901]

Great video, very informative.

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Thank you brother.

[@anushkaranasinghe1901]

@@SerendibAquatics as few others have pointed out the fish are strawberry rasbora (Boraras naevus ) not dwarf rasbora(B. maculatus). Notice the black blotch on side is larger in males & smaller in females. In B. maculatus the black blotch is same size in both sexes.

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@@anushkaranasinghe1901 ok.brother thank you for share your knowledge. They are strawbery rasboras.

[@dwarfaquatic]

Excellent video. But I think this is Boraras naevus Aka Strawberry rasbora. Anyway, keep up the good work. 👌👌👌

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Ok brother. Thank you. Colours are much taly with straberry. But i took them as dwarf rasbora brother. 🙏

[@normang3579]

these are boraras naevus also known as strawberry rasbora, Erdbeer Zwergbärbling. ❤

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Thank you brother. Ok.

[@curtis4925]

Just curious how you can tell because to me the maculatus and naevus look identical? Haha , is it the size of the dots or what?

[@LushSaltyAquariums]

Cheers from my fish room channel in Chicago! Delighted to find your site and subscribe! I'm curious if my chili rasboras will ever spawn though I'm not trying per se.

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Thank you brother. They will spawn for you. Do accordingly as i said.

[@petroboomn7491]

I have Strawberry Rasboras (Bororas Naevus). Mine are kept with Cherry Shrimp and a pair of wild Betta Persephone. My pH and KH are very low, planted tank. GH is high but can't reduce it. Lots of leaves and Botanicals for Bettas. My Rasboras have been spawning on my Java Moss several times now. I never get any fry though. I would like to raise some up. My male Rasboras will turn deep burgundy and will glow an iridescent blue/green when they engage in display competitions to attract the females. The smallest males (usually also most vivid colored) are usually the lucky guys. I really want to try to raise some fry because these and Chili Rasbora are mad popular in my area and they are almost always sold out within a few days of a new batch at LFS.

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I tink best option is make a separate tank and season it. Then put much more java moss. Keep your females in that tank for 7 days and feed them good live diet. Then after 1 week put your male. After 2 days remove all adults from tank and keep the tank for 10 days. After 3 days daily observe for small fry. When you see some fry. Start to feed day 1 fry with serendib aquatic prime egg yolk solution up to day 5 of free swim. Good luck !

[@BigBoy_Aquascape]

Unique content ❤

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Thank you brother

[@RudyDwiHandoko]

Great Video❤

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Thank you.

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[@AkAquarium-kp8pe]

Amazing ❤

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Thank you brother.

[@FDJohn]

good instructions👌

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Thank you

[@Ahmeeedy]

I love you beautiful tank😊

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Thank you.

[@randomgoodnessca]

Great video, what size is your main tank.

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Thank you. It is 3 feet × 1.5 feet × 1.5 feet

[@normang3579]

hej folks, i also keep this amazing rasboras. interesting breeding informations. ❤

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Thank you brother. Yes they are

[@scientific1603]

❤😊

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🙏👍

[@takdeideanakletaknamaapa]

usually the temperature in their habitats in Malaysia is quite higher than you mentioned, around 26 to 30 degree celcius. and yes, they prefer acidic water. in Malaysia, our local breeders just simply prepare styrofoam box, throw in rain water + lots of catappa leaves + lots of java moss and a dozen of adult fish for breeding purposes. they place the box outside of their house, under mango tree whatsoever, and then done. feed them moina or artemia once a day, just leave them unchecked til few weeks. truly easy

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Thank you. This experiences are very important for all of us. Thank you for shareing your knowledge. What will they feed for fry ?

[@justbeaguy3658]

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Sure we will try. Thank you

[@raverider2327]

FYI, Sumatra is part of Indonesia 😅

[@THE-50CENT-SHOW]

That ai voice lol

[@megalesas]

This is boraras naevus not boraras maculatus! omg

[@SerendibAquatics]

Ok. Accepted. Thank you

[@staychill6864]

Sumatra and indonesia🤣🤣🤣

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Noted. Thank you.

[@hashanmadushanka7857]

Amazing ❤

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Thank you brother.