How to Feed and Care for Baby Fish in an Aquarium

How to Feed and Care for Baby Fish in an Aquarium



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28 responses to “How to Feed and Care for Baby Fish in an Aquarium”

  1. @monicamestas7566 Avatar
    @monicamestas7566

    You didn't talk about water changes. It's my understanding that a baby fish tank can become fouled very quickly. I currently have electric blue acara babies and doing a 30 percent water change every other day. I turkey baster'd half of them into the tiny fry tank and left half with mom to see which works out better. I think at some point I'll need to get the rest of the babies out of my 55 gallon because they'll start wandering away from mom into dangerous water with lots of big, hungry fish.

  2. @gregsexton8806 Avatar
    @gregsexton8806

    I have mollies, heavily planted tank especially floating plants. Just give the fry crushed pellets in powder form and daphnia frozen. Some live some get eaten by the big mollies. Just do your best. Fish lay thousands of eggs/livefry it's nature. Don't panic and enjoy.

  3. @bhaskarreddy7864 Avatar
    @bhaskarreddy7864

    😢my. Fish. Died

  4. @jpprice14duh Avatar
    @jpprice14duh

    Thank you. I have mollies. I was suprised when i went for water change today. I had a baby by the filter. I separated in a different tank. I thought that was the right thing to do. I need to buy some flakes and smash em i guess.

  5. @joanntrodden5654 Avatar
    @joanntrodden5654

    Good info.

  6. @shenaniganskitchen Avatar
    @shenaniganskitchen

    lol this just happened to me I was playing call of duty checked my fish tank and was like WTH there’s babies?! Googled what to do and this was the first video that popped up 👌

  7. @David.Robinowich Avatar
    @David.Robinowich

    How long I should wait since the moment the fry was born, in order to feed him for the first time?

  8. @Hjemmevet Avatar
    @Hjemmevet

    Thanks for your help!

  9. @mariejudesmart649 Avatar
    @mariejudesmart649

    I just noticed that my tank is full of tiny baby fish!! So exciting as I've never had them before. This video is excellent as it take stress away!

  10. @BellaCoghlan Avatar
    @BellaCoghlan

    thankyou,
    i have fry in my tank and i dont know WHO had them………
    i have platys, mollies,betta and frogs…

  11. @RampartPh Avatar
    @RampartPh

    myalbino blue topaz guppies gave birth but i can't catch those critters. they hide in moss and little nook and crannies of the tank.

  12. @anthonys3473 Avatar
    @anthonys3473

    Hi, I have a small tank with 2 fish. They had babies but the parents didn’t eat the dry. The tank is too small, what do I do? I can’t afford or have space for a bigger tank. I counted 11 so far

  13. @dininadine8798 Avatar
    @dininadine8798

    Thanks! My Molly fish gave birth to uncountable babies, i guess my aunt was right that she was pregnant😅

  14. @willMorton-m1k Avatar
    @willMorton-m1k

    thank you so much i found a baby in my tank and i had no idea what to do sins I'm new to the hobby and learning along the way so thank you do much

  15. @aggirl9754 Avatar
    @aggirl9754

    Hello, I know this video is older, but I just wanted to add a comment here to say thank you so much! I found timy baby danios in my tank while cleaning and did not know what to do. I tried separation, but they are too small so I added some extra decorations. I appreciate your videos and advice.

  16. @Pickle_Style-22 Avatar
    @Pickle_Style-22

    Thanks for this video. I took some notes to remember the important stuff like it takes 2 hours for food to go through their system for baby fish.

  17. @albertvela8712 Avatar
    @albertvela8712

    Thank You. Wonderful advice.

  18. @brianagius5937 Avatar
    @brianagius5937

    I have 1 month angelfish now still fedding hatched brine shrimp..can i begin crushing granules in powder form and given to them? Or still too little to eat them?

  19. @fadeski28 Avatar
    @fadeski28

    my minows just had babys out of no were im STRESSIN!!! lmao thanks for makin this video!!!

  20. @ranjanty Avatar
    @ranjanty

    My danios are not eating their fry. I did have most of them in a breeder box. When I seen they didn't eat the others swimming around in the tank I took the breeder box out. So far so good.

  21. @meep2576 Avatar
    @meep2576

    I don’t want them to breed and I have so many babies, I’m trying to see if the pet store will take some off my hands

  22. @YupImBeest Avatar
    @YupImBeest

    Thank you so much for helping

  23. @h0ly208 Avatar
    @h0ly208

    Oh look at that, a video to help me figure out the how of feeding fry. Perfect.

  24. @reneesnugent3358 Avatar
    @reneesnugent3358

    How much? It takes my fry a while to eat. I've got probably 100 but I'm trying to feed in separate spots in a 5 gallon tank so I can try to suck up reminding waste. I'm losing alot also. I am hatching BBS and it's difficult to get tank clean because I keep sucking them up. Any suggestions? I'm changing water 50 % 2xday with drip replacement of water.

  25. @lotus8535 Avatar
    @lotus8535

    does anyone know if i can use the aqua flow 50 filter for the baby guppys?

  26. @ChristopherHill-oj8ie Avatar
    @ChristopherHill-oj8ie

    what kind of stand are thos white ones at the beginning of the video

  27. @erickborling1302 Avatar
    @erickborling1302

    Observe and see if this hypothesis is correct: the mother fish doesn't usually eat the newborns as she is kinda tired and not hungry – it's the other fish that will go after the fry right away. As I watched gambusia birthing today.

  28. @oikawassweatytoe320 Avatar
    @oikawassweatytoe320

    I have about 15 1 inch long baby shubunkins/goldfishes in my pond I do not know how they’re still alive since I never separated them from the parents. What should I feed them?