One of the hardest fish to breed in home aquariums are egg scatterers like tetras and barbs. Learn from the tried-and-true methods of veteran breeders.
Not sure which breeding project to try next in your 20-gallon aquarium? Learn about our 5 favorite fish and invertebrates that are easy to spawn and raise up in a colony setting.
Breeding fish is so fun and rewarding, but it can be hard to raise the babies without the right diet. Learn about 5 tiny foods to feed to even the smallest fry.
To increase fry survival rate, fish farms and breeders often make DIY fish traps that allow babies to escape but prevent the adults from passing through. Learn how to make two types of fry traps for your aquarium.
To improve the survival rate of baby fish, follow these simple steps to make DIY spawning mops for goldfish, rainbowfish, corydoras, ricefish, and more.
For certain African cichlids, catfish, and other fish, using an egg tumbler can increase your hatch rate. Learn how egg tumblers help increase water flow and reduce fungal growth.
One of the best parts of the aquarium hobby is breeding fish and raising their fry. Follow these 5 tips and tricks for growing healthy baby fish and boosting their survival rate.
Some aquarium fish produce tiny babies that are too small to eat traditional fry foods. Instead, you can easily set up a live culture of micro, banana, or walter worms to feed as their first meal.
Betta fish, fancy goldfish, and other slower-swimming animals can’t handle powerful filters or fast currents, so learn about our favorite techniques for reducing the water flow to a more manageable level.
Most fish do not show any parental care and will unknowingly eat their own offspring. Learn how to use a breeder box to protect their tiny fry and eggs, as well as sick fish that need to be isolated while they heal.
