| General | 
        
            | Name: | Adam Youngblood ( CableGuy )  Site: MarineLife Aquarium Society of Michigan | 
        
            | Species: | Elacatinus oceanops ( Class: B, Points: 40 )   | 
        
            | Link to Journal: | http://www.mbisite.org/Forums/tm.aspx?m=81641 | 
        
          | Settlement Start Date: | 02/01/2013 26 Days After Hatching
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              | Settlement End Date: | 02/04/2013 | 
      
      
        
           | Tank Parameters | 
        
            | Temperature: | 80 ° F | 
        
            | PH: | 8.0 | 
         
            | Specific Gravity: | 1.020 | 
        
              | Size: (Gallons)
 | 5.5G painted black | 
        
              | Dimensions: | 16 in X 
                8 in X 
                10 in | 
        
              | Lighting: | 22W T8 light | 
        
              | Lighting Schedule: | 24/7 for until I can see a larger stomach at night. 14/10 after that which is before settlement | 
        
              | Filtration: | None, airstone. | 
      
      
        
            | Settlement Details | 
        
            | Date of Hatch | 01/06/2013 | 
        
            | Hatch Time: | Evening | 
        
            | Fry Count: ( at Hatch )
 | ~150 | 
        
            | Fry Count: ( at Settlement )
 | ~20  (Hey... first try. :) ) | 
        
              | Fry Size: | 1/2" | 
        
              | Food: | Rotifers and Apocyclops panamensis. On the first batch I also used NHBBS but I stopped using that and I am still getting them to settlement. After about 20 days I started to add TDO-A | 
        
              | Feeding Schedule: | Continuos with live feeds, then 4x a day with TDO | 
        
              | Fry Description: (Pre Settlement)
 | 1/2" clear body, large black eyes with a large silver stomach. | 
        
              | Fry Description: (Post Settlement)
 | Black with neon blue stripes on both sides , larvae will stick to the sides of the tank frequently around time for metamorphosis. About 1/2" in size with a nice fat belly! |