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Are these the C. callolepis, now C. nattereri that I have from you Tom? I've still not had eggs, but they're in a community and currently competing with the large male C. compta, so I think I need to separate them out into a tank of their own.
Below is my experience 1st time of spawning them. Not sure if the eggs are light sensitive or not, but I left the lights on their usual cycle and got 40 fry. The water was strongly stained by this point with tannins. They are currently in water of a lower pH and no signs of spawning. Over the...
I have all this but need to write it up. Will try to remember soon. They are in to breed again but not being as serious this time, to see if they breed again
Cheers. I'll have to look into that as I have Pyrrhulina cf. brevis, Copella compta, Copella arnoldi, Nannostomus marginatus, N. nitidus, N. beckfordi and N. eques, as well as plenty of other fish that may eat them. My angelfish used to love live locusts.
I had A. panduro/nijsseni hybrid fry as I was sold a pair of wild A. panduro and the male turned out to ne A. nijsseni. There are posts and images on here somewhere. I never had succesful spawning between the offspring, however, there were many instances of typical pre and post spawning...
Hmm, interesting. Thanks. Ray's answer to "Do D10 have red eyes?" was "They have black eyes - they are only red if you poke them in the eye!" I'll have a chat with him at the next club meeting. So, am I right in saying that if a female shows any blue on the cheeks or any slight patterning in the...
Ha ha, cool. Congratulations. I looked for a description but couldn't find it so I think I was mistaken anyway.
I used to get alerts for Echinococcus, but, alas, no subscriptions these days.