Close-up of fry

[Miguel Molico]

[Dorothee Jöllenbeck-Pfeffel]

Fry of what Paro? phoenicurus? Very good photo!

[Miguel Molico]

I am not sure (see my post Please help with ID). Helene suggest that it is a p. sp. ‘blue line’.

[helene schoubye]

I know this is a very difficult question 🙂 but do you know approximately what age ?

[Miguel Molico]

I know that the eggs were laid on 21 November (I made a note). So, if they hatched around 24 Nov they would be 13 days.

[Miguel Molico]

An update. Approximately 20 days since hatched.
A new batch of fry just left the cave.

[Maurice Matla]

Nice pictures of these guy´s. Eating well by the looks of them.

[Gonin herve]

very beautiful picture it is very seldom we can see the fry at that size

[Miguel Molico]

Thank you everyone. They are growing surprisingly fast.

Approximately 24 days.

Approximately 25 days

[Maurice Matla]

Great !! You can see them developing that Paros shape.

[Miguel Molico]

Around 32 days. They are starting to develop the typical stripes and some are starting to get a iridescent stripe on the dorsal fin. They are around 1cm.

[Miguel Molico]

At 38 days.

[Dorothee Jöllenbeck-Pfeffel]

Very nice! And we can compare how old our offspring are and I see that mine are already a month old when I see them for first time….

[Aidan Li]

Very good photos! 🙂 Hard to take such a beautiful photos!

[Miguel Molico]

At 47 days now they look like mini paros

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