How to Strip Female African Cichlids with Fry After Care [HD]

Hi everyone, It’s my 1st video with commentary so please excuse any mistakes that I’ve made. This is my personal guide to stripping African Cichlids and fry after care. I know I didn’t cover everything and missed some information out but as a general guide you can’t go wrong. I don’t claim to know everything there is to know about stripping African Cichlids. I just hope this guide will help someone out.. Filter in the fry tank is an Huey hung sponge filter. ===========================================================Hope you enjoy the video Please leave a comment, thumbs up and favourite (Only if you want too) Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE for more Aquatic related videos in HD. =========================================================== TAGS: “How to strip African Cichlids” tank water guide mbuna fry aquatic “water changes” heating filtration feeding care malawi commentary “how to” strip cichlids bolly12345 stripping breeding female methods help “fry tank”

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24 Responses to “How to Strip Female African Cichlids with Fry After Care [HD]”

  • taijamesglasson says:

    awesome vid man, keep it up? !

  • bolly12345 says:

    @RadeKing1 Thats called an? egg sack

  • RadeKing1 says:

    he budy thx i did it :D and there cam about? 13 out :P

    but they still have something on thery budy like a egg or so is that normaly??

    pls replay me

    THX :D

  • bolly12345 says:

    @RadeKing1 yep its normal the sack should disappear in about 5 days depending when? you stripped the fry

  • RadeKing1 says:

    @bolly12345 sry there came about 26 out :P

    ok this egg sack is that normal?
    they look? really happy :)

  • 131j13s3y says:

    hi,just regarding your? water changes,do you treat yr water for chlorine first?

  • RadeKing1 says:

    @bolly12345 oh they broke out and i think they? were eaten -_- just 7 survied

    thanks

  • bolly12345 says:

    @SuperSwead Hi these fish are from Lake? Malawi (Africa) classed as warm water fish (tropical).

  • SuperSwead says:

    are these fish u breeding saltwater or? tropical

  • bolly12345 says:

    @131j13s3y Hi, I tend not just in case the person buying the fry doesn’t treat their water. Basically I make them? real hardy before I sell them.

  • SuperSwead says:

    and i subbed? u

  • SuperSwead says:

    thank u bolly12345 and are african cichilds a breed of cichilds or are there many different breeds of? african cichilds ?

  • crazy77iii says:

    It’s much easier to take a Paperclip and bend it to resemble a “L” with both ends still in their “U” shape. You simple insert the paperclip in her mouth paralelle to her mouth and then twist 90* once in and it opens her mouth and then she spit them all out at once instead of letting her? go over and over…

  • crazy77iii says:

    And PS, the reason that you want water moving over any fry with an egg sake is to run oxygenated water over the egg sake… There are vessels? that transfer oxygen from the egg membrane to the vessels until their gills are functional enough to perform this exchange… Cool Vid though!

  • barwanah says:

    Thnx alot marc. bolly12345. for your great videos i watch most of them and i really found all what i need in this hobby ..before 2 mounth i have 3 failed trail with breeding my mbuna (1-egg was not filterize 2,3- swallow the eggs) today? i have succeeded in striping my red zebra female and got 36 fry :) i hope i can raise them all…..Thumbs UP :)

  • LiiveRun says:

    Did anyone else see the Electric Blue Cichlid chasing the other around in the? background?

  • bolly12345 says:

    @VicSayers Thanks for nice comments you’ve left on a few of my videos I? really appreciate it. Also thank you for subscribing.

  • VicSayers says:

    Graet vid, I have watched a few of your vids, you have great passion and a? joy to watch.

  • TheCoolPickles says:

    Hi, just thought i would tell you a story about my convicts, if you look at my video you will see i have a small rtc, big oscars, severum, angel fish and convicts in my tank, and i saw this morning fry swimming around! how did they not get eaten? this? is the first time and ive saved about 28 :)

  • bolly12345 says:

    @MrToony1 Thank you, seeing fry in the rock work is always exiting :) ?

  • MrToony1 says:

    Great vid man. Ive had yellow labs for about a 2 years now. They have been breeding for a while but? i could never find the fry. Changed the rockwork and added more rock and now i have 3 little fry swimming around. Its very cool. Keep up the good work. And Thanks

  • SuperMannyMann says:

    Great video. I have an african whos about to spit babies…i put her in a 20 gallon by herself, but it has gravel and all i have is a powerhead sponge filter. After veiwing ur vid, ill be removing all gravel,? however, is the powerhead safe for the fry???? Thanks.

  • rexlinkfish says:

    hey do you know how you would strip fry from central american cichlids i have heard people syphon them out but i dont know how that works if you? know it would help greatly:)

  • 31jayb says:

    a cichlid dealer in my area uses plastic syringe and pushes water through the gills and force the? fry out. Your opinion on whether or not this is safe/harmful?

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