I have a tank full of baby RFAs. I am selling all multicolor ones for $30 and single color for $10. I will give discounts if you buy multiples. I live in the San Antonio, TX area. Pickup only. See video link below.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Thank you for visiting the R2R Marketplace! Please consider becoming a Supporting Member today! In addition to all the perks of becoming a supporting member, this notice will also be automatically removed! Click here for more details and Happy Reefing!
How did you get them to propagate? Or did you just buy a bunch of them?I have a tank full of baby RFAs. I am selling all multicolor ones for $30 and single color for $10. I will give discounts if you buy multiples. I live in the San Antonio, TX area. Pickup only. See video link below.
thats so awesome, lucky!
Amazing tank!
How did you get them to propagate? Or did you just buy a bunch of them?
Did u have a few different ones for them to spawn? Or was it done all by the one main oneThanks. There are some really cool looking ones.
Thanks. I am going bare bottom after I sell the RFAs to fix the algae problem. Tank has been set up for almost 2.5 years.
I didn't do anything special. I feed each night by dumping in some cut up LRS reef frenzy. Here is a picture of the mother having on batch. I think she probably had 3-5 batches over a few days.
https://flic.kr/p/2agFDLE
Did u have a few different ones for them to spawn? Or was it done all by the one main one
I have a tank full of baby RFAs. I am selling all multicolor ones for $30 and single color for $10. I will give discounts if you buy multiples. I live in the San Antonio, TX area. Pickup only. See video link below.
@Ron Reefman
Check it out
Any chance of Shipping ?
I would buy 5-6 if you ship
As of now I am not planning on shipping. My current plan is to sell a few locally then let the rest grow out and see what happens.I would buy 10 if you ship
ThanksAwesome!
Sod Buster, thanks for hooking me into this!
MockandRoll, very cool that you've had babies. Any idea how many you have in total?
I ask because I've had 3 spawns and I've always ended up with about 12 to 15 babies. But as you stated, I have fish, specifically a six line wrasse, and I suspect many of my babies get eaten before they get a chance to settle down and get attached. @MockandRoll
Thanks. There are some really cool looking ones.
Thanks. I am going bare bottom after I sell the RFAs to fix the algae problem. Tank has been set up for almost 2.5 years.
I didn't do anything special. I feed each night by dumping in some cut up LRS reef frenzy. Here is a picture of the mother having on batch. I think she probably had 3-5 batches over a few days.
https://flic.kr/p/2agFDLE
My estimate is around 200. I have about 125 on the sandbed and the rest are scattered throughout the rock work.
Beautiful tank!
Beautiful babies. I had 2 in my 29g and they spawned so badly, my water became cloudy and the fish were eating as they were spawning. They produced no babies, probably same sex. I now have an 80g and 6 adults but I’ve missed spawning events. I thought I had a mejano and was about to zap it with Aptasia X. I turned off all flow and noticed about 35 and realized they were baby RFA, I have picked them off the sand and others are scattered on the rock work. I have 15 fish in my tank and 7 are wrasse, and almost all the babies are accounted for.
200!!! Seriously? All from just one spawning event?
I need to get a RFA only tank started! I have to assume the fish are eating most of the babies when they are being ejected by the female.
I have 4 or 5 full adults that could spawn. So far I think it's only been the 2 biggest and they have had 3 rounds of babies. One of which is a nice rainbow RFA. I have 3 to 5 more that are getting close to being big enough. I just bought one at RAP in Orlando that is a different rainbow and has white stripes around the outside rim going about halfway in toward the mouth. I'm looking forward to that one being a parent!

