First you will need a very large tank ( around 8 foot x 2 foot x 2 foot) A gravel substrate. A few large flat rocks on the substrate for them to choose from as a spawning place. The tank will need to be heated to 80F and properly filtered. You will need a proven pair (male and female) adult Astronotus ocellatus (Oscar) in breeding condition. They will need to be fed a variety of live foods such as small fish and earth worms etc as well as their normal Oscar pellets.. After they have successfully spawned and raised their youngsters to about quarter of an inch long you will need around 20 or 30 x 3 foot tanks to spread the youngsters around in to grow on prior to finding them homes. 1 spawning of Oscars can provide over 1000 fry to handle. GOOD LUCK!!
Simple answer is "No they are not easy to breed" but it is harder to raise any young
Oscars are a popular aquarium fish that derive from South America. It is believed that all types of the species are fertile and breed well.
Oscars are a type of fish that live in tropical waters. Fish that are captive will lay eggs approximately every thirty days.
yes they are very easy to breed and are so cute.
This is an easy-going breed that is eager to please.
Dwarf Hotots are no harder to breed than any other breed of rabbit.
When feeding an Oscar is easy easy to tell if its had enough. The area right behind its anal fins will look bloated and round.
Untill they breed you don't know and neither does anyone else know for sure even if they pretend they do. When they breed the female is the one who lays the eggs and has the wide ovipositor tube.
well im not entirely sure but i don't belive any freshwater fish are easy to breed. I would not recomend breeding fish unless you do the proper research. you have to know what your doing. if you already did your research the find a breed that you like and breed um up.
Yes, the Singapuras are a very easy breed to groom.
because they are easy to breed and fast to breed so they have them when ever they want
its easy you just breed fire and cloud dragon
They are all the same species so they all require identical treatment and conditions to breed successfully.