if my fish have breed how many babies will i get?

Answer 1

If you are still talking about your goldfish then each female can lay hundreds of eggs, they probably wont all survive though.

Answer 2

Its very difficult to tell - depends how many of the baby fish (fry) get eaten before you actually see them (fry are quite tiny). It also depends on the type of fish you have. My goldfish and shubunkins bred last year in my pond and I went from having 9 fish to now having around 40 - and the new fish are of various sizes and needless to say various colours (although all but two started off black and have gradually changed colour during the year.

Answer 3

Livebearing fish such as Gupppies, Platy's, Swordtails may give birth to anything from just 3-4, or a dozen at a time, but they can give birth many times from just the one mating, as the femail stores the sperm.
Medium size fish such as dwarf cichlids, ie: Kribs, can produce anthing from 25 to 75 on average.
Egg scattering fish like Small Barbs, Danio's & the like produce many hundreds, up to 2-3,000 eggs.

Answer 4

This depends on the type of fish. Some fish can have as many as 400+ eggs laid during spawning.

Answer 5

You could have thousands of eggs but the majority if not all will get eaten. They must be isolated if you want babies. If you are not into cruelty do not breed as you can get deformed fry and end up having to kill them.

Answer 6

usually a lot, but sometimes it depends on the kind of fish

Answer 7

4 to 50 if it is a guppie or a molly

Answer 8

depends on what kind of fish.buy a fish book, find your fish,and it will say.

Answer 9

a lot