General Update II

Sorry for starting another thread,

Just wanted to make maximise the chance that someone who may have my answer may not reread an old thread.

I had a look this morning an although I did not count the fry in my lf tank It would be safe to say there is over a hundred.

Because the parents are relatively young and smallish... I am assuming that the male must have serviced both females in that batch. Hence the alb, calico and commons in one batch of fry.

However, upon closer inspection I cannot see any evidence of longfins, Is it possible with two lf parents not to get any lf fry ?

Do the fins grow long later ???

longfins seem to be obvious at about 2-3 weeks after leaving the cave. but yes it is possible, though it would be very odd, just from a chance point of view

Thanks for responding D,

OK so hopefully early days still

I have noticed some have short wide tails, others have longer thinner tails, there is real variety of shapes and sizes.

Many are now showing signs of lf,

Some not yet,

There is a lot more marble than I first noticed,

Thankfully most of the marble are showing signs of lf

very nice love the LF