Thursday, June 30, 2011
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Monday, June 20, 2011
Green poly shaker spawning mop
Green Poly Shaker is made of 512 strands of bright green plastic that measures approximately 12" long and has a white plastic stick (stick measures approximately 12" long).
Labels:
Green Poly Shakers,
spawning media
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Matsuyama x Itoh 6/6/11 12 dpf
Small natural spawn collected on mops in the tanks.
Same parents as here:
http://goldfishgarage.blogspot.com/2011/03/matsuyama-female-x-itoh-and-oishi-males.html
Labels:
Itoh,
matsuyama,
matsuyama x Itoh 6/6/11,
oishi,
Ranchu
Friday, June 17, 2011
In Vetro Incubation
This is how I incubate my hand spawn squeezes.
The tank with one plate is a Svr squeeze and has 100% fertility. Not a single bad egg. The other dishes are a large 5 fish Bristol Shubunkin in vetro.
Here's an older video of a squeeze (sorry for the bad tripod)
The tank with one plate is a Svr squeeze and has 100% fertility. Not a single bad egg. The other dishes are a large 5 fish Bristol Shubunkin in vetro.
Here's an older video of a squeeze (sorry for the bad tripod)
Labels:
breeding,
Bristol Shubunkin,
in vetro
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Goldfish Garage Spawns
Matsuyama x Itoh spawn II 6/6/11, SVR 6/10/11, Bristol (Wolf) 6/10/11, Bristol (Parker x Wolf) 6/11/11
Labels:
Bristol Shubunkin,
Itoh,
matsuyama x Itoh 6/6/11,
Ranchu
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Green Poly Shaker Spawning Mop
Green Poly Shaker is made of 512 strands of bright green plastic that measures approximately 12" long and has a white plastic stick (stick measures approximately 12" long).
Labels:
Green Poly Shakers,
spawning,
spawning media
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Friday, June 10, 2011
Bristol Shubunkin (Wolf ox strain) Calico x Matte Squeeze
Side View Ranchu 6/10/11 Spawn
These are my first Side View Ranchu (SVR). They were a gift from FastRails in San Francisco. They were born and bred by Boss Ranchu in Thailand and imported by Paul at RanchuManiax.
They got here a week ago and are already dropping eggs.
They got here a week ago and are already dropping eggs.
Squeezed the medium female and the large male.
Can't scrape eggs off a bare glass bottom but you can net them out of sand. Hope they incubate well.
Here they are in their old home, Thanks to FastRails! The white on the head was treated successfully.
FastRails kept the fish with the Yellow X.
Hatched:
FastRails kept the fish with the Yellow X.
Hatched:
Labels:
Ranchu,
side view ranchu
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