Breeding Garra Rufa
Tips for Breeding Garra Rufa
- In order to let the Garra rufa fish grow quickly give them plenty of tank space don’t let them get too confined
- It’s imperative that you have a hospital tank ready for any fish that display signs of sickness so you can quarantine and treat them accordingly
- It is necessary to remove the Garra rufa babies to a separate tank soon after they are born as the babies can be picked off and eaten by the adult fish
- They seem to be happy with the same food as their parents
- Garra rufa Eggs typically take 3 days to hatch once deposited be patient
- PH in the tank should be kept the same as guided for Dr. Fish Spa Therapy tanks
- Healthy Garra rufa tend to be darker in colour and constantly in motion due to their high metabolism if you see paler ones that are inactive it is a good indication of illness. quarantine early!

