Moving Thousands of Fry to the Next Stage of Growout

[@paulstingray]

Love your setup When I’m not working in my shop 24/7 I definitely want to get back into breeding Africans

[@davidaltergottjr7855]

Nice video to watch as I'm winding down for the night! I hope some day to visit and see everything in person.

[@chisavagecichlids4788]

I want to work there 😁😁

[@kenithburnett8074]

I would love to see an update on these fry in a couple of months

[@ronscichlids]

I will do one in about a month

[@reginaldlion2764]

Hi Buddy, recently purchased your medicated food, and it's still at customs in South Africa. How often do you recommend feeding?

[@williamsugai8655]

Ron I saw many tank with a dip water in. It is a closed system with a sump or one kind of regular water change? Thanks and congratulations William from Brazil

[@ronscichlids]

Hello, all of our tanks are on a drip system directly from our well. Brand new water drips into the tanks and tank water drains through a small drain on every tank which all goes to a retention pond. Every tank is isolated. No sump, no water changes. Each tank gets 50-200% new water every day.

[@Toghay]

👌🏽

[@stevefish8314]

Where can I get some of those hang on the back fry tanks ?

[@zachlitster6685]

Amazon

[@LuisAlvarado-yp8kr]

Why do you only use 2/3 of the breeding boxes?

[@ronscichlids]

I will do a video explaining that soon. That is because all the waste will build up on that side and keep the side with the fry cleaner.

[@tankboss5.951]

Hey hunter do u guys use any salt or buffer to raise the ph in the fry tanks? I raise the ph in my big male show tank n even my small fry tanks. Wanted to know if u guys do n is it worth the trouble. I mostly ask bc if I have to do frequent water changes on the fry tanks then imo its ac waste to keep using salt n buffer to raise ph in my fry tanks if I do water changes frequently to give them the best water quality. Curious if I'm wasting my money n is I should just use plain water. Will raising my fry in neutral water have an affect on them.

[@ronscichlids]

No We do not. Ph from the water right out of the well is 8.0 so no need to buffer for us. Try using aragonite sand or crushed coral to help naturally buffer your tank.