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Re: Opae Ula Related's Video Diary

PostPosted:01 Dec 2018 06:07
by opae ula related
Paulao wrote:@opae ula related How's the Alphas doing? What do you feed them with? I thinking if i should redo my Alphas tank since my main tank is cycling now. :sidesmile:
video for you. =)

Re: Opae Ula Related's Video Diary

PostPosted:01 Dec 2018 09:39
by Paulao
@opae ula related cool.. you mixed them with opae ula. Do they chase after the opae ulas? Do our alphas feed on algae? Personally i have a small tank for them. But i felt its too small for them ( 2litre tank for 5 of them) Thinking if doing a 9litre tank for them with few big lava rocks. Previously one of them berried and i had a hard time trying to separate the mummy. But well it didn't worked out as one fine day she just dropped all her eggs. :cry:

Re: Opae Ula Related's Video Diary

PostPosted:01 Dec 2018 18:45
by Algae In Space
opae ula related wrote: 01 Dec 2018 06:07
Paulao wrote:@opae ula related How's the Alphas doing? What do you feed them with? I thinking if i should redo my Alphas tank since my main tank is cycling now. :sidesmile:
video for you. =)

Boy they seem so massive next to the Opaes. Like Schwarzenegger would next to me.

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Yeah it would be interesting to know what they would do if they would not be fed! As far as I know they never have been seen preying on Opaes.

Re: Opae Ula Related's Video Diary

PostPosted:01 Dec 2018 20:08
by opae ula related
Algae In Space wrote:
opae ula related wrote: 01 Dec 2018 06:07
Paulao wrote:@opae ula related How's the Alphas doing? What do you feed them with? I thinking if i should redo my Alphas tank since my main tank is cycling now. :sidesmile:
video for you. =)

Boy they seem so massive next to the Opaes. Like Schwarzenegger would next to me.

Image

Yeah it would be interesting to know what they would do if they would not be fed! As far as I know they never have been seen preying on Opaes.
LOL, Arnie is massive. Not fair comparison in this tank since the opae ula are younger ones. Yeah, never saw them preying on Opae but highly likely larva though.

Re: Opae Ula Related's Video Diary

PostPosted:01 Dec 2018 23:50
by Paulao
These Schwarzenegger can be really huge. Unfortunately its very difficult to breed them in captivity.

Re: Opae Ula Related's Video Diary

PostPosted:03 Dec 2018 20:54
by odin
I have never seen any one breed them in captivity and have had success with a survival rate.

Re: Opae Ula Related's Video Diary

PostPosted:04 Dec 2018 04:34
by Vorteil
How long do the Alpha's live? Same as the Opae Ula?

Re: Opae Ula Related's Video Diary

PostPosted:04 Dec 2018 09:04
by Paulao
Mine was pregnant with eggs but unfortunately one fine day, the eggs were gone. Supposedly dropped by mummy. :upset:

Re: Opae Ula Related's Video Diary

PostPosted:04 Dec 2018 23:58
by Paulao
opae ula related wrote: 13 May 2016 17:41


Old Clip of Berried Alpha. Trying to use flashlight to see it clearly.
Sweet video. best of luck for your berried Mummy :happy:

Re: Opae Ula Related's Video Diary

PostPosted:05 Dec 2018 00:24
by opae ula related
Paulao wrote:@opae ula related cool.. you mixed them with opae ula. Do they chase after the opae ulas? Do our alphas feed on algae? Personally i have a small tank for them. But i felt its too small for them ( 2litre tank for 5 of them) Thinking if doing a 9litre tank for them with few big lava rocks. Previously one of them berried and i had a hard time trying to separate the mummy. But well it didn't worked out as one fine day she just dropped all her eggs. :cry:
Didn't see your post. They don't chase, it is more like get out of my way. I think they make a sound and it scares the opae ula away. Yes, I think they do feed on algae. 2 liters is half a gallon, yeah, seems small. You have a picture of your tank? You saw the dropped eggs?