Fish Spawning Brush by Nycon 48" Long - Discontinued
The Nycon Fish Spawning Brush protects eggs and small fry, which can hide within its protective cover from larger fish, which are naturally predatory on anything small enough to fit in their mouths. Attracts spawning fish, and synthetic fibers catch eggs during spawning.
- Drape brush into pond for fish to spawn against
- Easily attaches with ropes to edges of pond
- 48" Long
Instructions:
If you have never bred fish before, you will be amazed how simple it can be with the help of spawning brushes. The breeding season is weather dependent but is normally from April to July.
You need one mature female and a minimum of two mature males.Place the brushes just below the water level, one above the other, at the edge of the pond. This will encourage the fish to spawn, which usually happens in the early hours of the morning, having been preceded by an evening of flurried activity in the pond.
The spawning takes several hours, during which most of the eggs will stick to the brushes. After the spawning, it is a good idea to separate the brushes from the broodfish, otherwise the eggs will be eaten. It is best to put the brushes in filtered water of the same temperature as before, and the fry will hatch in 3-6 days.
The small fish should be kept separate until they are large enough to be introduced to the pond. Highly dense with softest fiber bristles. Longer Lengths can be created by linking the end sections