Spawnings in koi ponds will occur spontaneously, provided sexually mature males and felames are present, water temp and light levels have been high and long enough "degree days", and there is a medium within which eggs can be laid and fertilized. However, many spawnings go unnoticed, because the parent koi immediately devour the eggs. Except in heavily planted ponds, any stray, free-swimming fry will soon be picked off. You would have to intervene before the eggs hatch, separating them and then providing spacious accomodation and limitless live food as soon as the fry are able to eat.
Answerthe above answer is true but also spawning can be induced with a water change of 30% or after a heavy down pour....Yes, you can breed certain animals. Cows, Sheep, Goats, Horses, Chickens, and Ducks can have babies.
Yes. If she hadn't had babies before then you would be risking hers or her babies' lives.Her bones would have moved into a position where the babies might not fit out because her body thinks she isn't going to have babies. But if you mate her before she is 9 months then she will always be able to have babies.
You don't breed hamster babies until there at least 1 year old
Comb jellies are pretty they breed babies.
Sexually.
You do not have to take them to the vet to breed them. Be sure you feed them a good quality rodent food as this is what your reptile will also be eating in the end.
They cannot breed, they are sterile.
Cats can not breed with humans.
Yes,never breed a guinea pig (female)for the first time if she is over 7 months old.If you do her pelvic bones won't open and both she and the babies will die unless you take her to the vet for a c-section.Also don't breed a (female) guinea pig after she is 3 years old.She is too old at that age to be caring for babies.
It is not recommended to breed a rabbit while she is nursing her babies as this can put the mother and babies at risk. The mother rabbit's attention and energy should be focused on caring for her current litter before considering breeding her again. It is best to wait until the current litter is weaned before breeding the mother rabbit.
You can breed all Pokemon except: Legendaries, Babies and Eggs.
If they didn't breed (have babies) they would have died out as a species years ago.