I have added a video of the fry swimming around with the parents. I also added a video of Nemo from today.

You can see them here

Looking good, over 1000 hits just on this post, I think it is one of the most popular we've got.

im so glad the oscars are doing so well looking after their babies by themselves im sure your busy with them all now every one is enjoying your thread its great cant wait to see what colour nemo turns out to be i have a red oscar and a tiger but i love the albino tigers the best might get myself one when i get another tank please keep all the info coming and the pics of nemo julie

im really gettin ancy to see all these new fishlets...... hurry up with the pics! good luck!

rsilva were are you keeping us all in suspense hows nemo julie

Sorry for the delay guys. Things have gotten really buys for me with work and family stuff.

Nemo is doing great. He just started developing his eye-spot on his tail. He is on a diet of bloodworms. He still will not touch any kind of pellet,flake, dried or frozen foods. I'm starting to think he is going to be an Albino Tiger. His underside is pretty white, and most of his black has dulled to a pinkish gray. I think he is ready to be put in with some other oscars. I am going to have my local shop order me some red babies. He's about 2 inches now.

Here is a comparission of his development right when he was born


and now today October 23rd


It's amazing what I've learned about Oscars the past few months, and to see the changes and stages of develompnet of nemo.

The fry that were born on Sept. 29th are still doing good. I have put up a video on my site. You can see them here

They are eating adult brineshrimp, and have tried to introduce them to freeze-dried bloodworms, and some of them will eat them.

They fry that were left with the parents didn't fair too well. I woke up one morning and for no apparent reason, almost all of them were gone. I did manage to net out about 6 of them. The ones I got out are doing good.