The orange spotted sunfish eggs disappeared, but there were plenty of
bantam fry that were just moved to a grow out tank.
The Louisiana dollar fry are growing well on paramecium, euglena,
microworms, and baby brine shrimp.
I also have a dozen or so young fundulus aurouguttatus ( banded topminnow_
cingulatus) coming along . They are in with a stray notatus and two
diaphanous who turned up in tanks with the adults I was keeping for one of
my ponds.
Hopefully female North carolina will be ready this week and I have luck
with them. I also hope to crack the code with the orange spotted sunfish,
they arent acting like any of the others when they spawn, I never witness
it ( maybe at night, they like muddy water) and the male is very poor
gaurdian of his nest, I hope the other male picks up the ball.
Ray
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